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Saturday around 2:30 pm, I realized my two brooches were missing from my tote while I sat on a bench by Riverfront Park's bandstand in downtown Salem, near Court Street and the Oregon State Capitol. They’re silver-toned pins; one is leaf-shaped with a tiny green enamel accent, the other has a sapphire center. They were gifts from my grandmother and mean a lot to me; I’ve worn them to family gatherings for years. It would mean the world to have them back if someone turned them in.
Last Tuesday at about 7:30 p.m., I realized my two-slice toaster was gone from the kitchen counter in my apartment on Court Street, Salem, near the Oregon State Capitol. It’s a brushed stainless machine with a black dial and a dented corner from a dropped bagel. I remember rinsing a mug there and turning on the kettle, then blinking at the empty counter, wondering if I left it on the bus or someone helped themselves. I’m hoping a neighbor or passerby picked it up by mistake and kept it safe until I reclaim it.
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my handbag was gone after grabbing a coffee near the Salem Public Library on Main Street. It's a medium-sized black leather Coach handbag with gold zippers and a detachable strap. There's a small purple tassel keychain clipped to the outside zipper, and the bottom corners show a bit of wear. Inside I keep my work badge and a few cards, and there's a tiny coffee stain on the inner lining. This bag has sentimental value; it was a gift from my sister, and I really need it back.
Hey, I lost my blue state ID card yesterday around 3pm near the Salem Central Library on Church Street. It's a standard plastic badge, roughly the size of a credit card, with my name Priya Patel on the front and a small photo in the corner. There’s a dent on the bottom-right edge and a shiny metal clip at the top for a lanyard. The back shows a faded department seal and a tiny coffee stain near the edge. It’s essential for work access, and I’m really hoping it shows up soon—I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back.
I lost my black leather address book yesterday around 3pm near the Salem Public Library on Essex Street. It's a compact 4x5 inch book with a slightly worn spine, and the cover has gold-embossed initials 'A.R.' on the lower corner. Inside are handwritten contacts for coworkers, neighbors, and a few emergency numbers, plus a tiny red fox sticker on the first page. It has sentimental value because it contains a note from my grandmother about our family reunion next month. If anyone found it, please text me or email me; I'd really appreciate getting it back, and I can describe the exact pages to verify it's mine.
I found this gray tabby cat this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Salem Public Library on Essex Street, by the fountain outside the main entrance. It has bright green eyes, white paws, and a blue collar with a small star-shaped tag that reads 'Milo,' plus a tiny notch in its left ear for extra ID. The cat seemed well cared for and was surprisingly friendly after a few gentle pats, though it kept a wary eye on the surroundings. If this is your cat or you recognize Milo, send me a message in the app with details about the collar tag or Milo’s usual routine so we can get you back together.
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