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I lost my navy-blue silk ties during a hurried stroll along State Street by the Oregon State Capitol, around 4:15 p.m. last Tuesday. I had paused at a cafe, and when I returned to the chair where I left them, they were gone. Those ties were part of my interview outfit and carried a lot of sentimental weight; I’m anxious about not having them for the big meeting. I really hope someone who found them will see this and bring them back to the right person.
I was at the Salem Riverfront Park on Saturday around 3:45 p.m. after a quick dip at the Salem Municipal Pool. I left my blue swimsuit with a neon pink stripe on a bench by the carousel and turned back to grab it, but by the time I got there, someone else had moved on and it was gone. It’s not the end of the world, but it’s the swimsuit I planned to wear on our family trip next week, and it fits just right for poolside days. If you found it, please know how much it would mean to me.
Two Identical U Lock Keys colored black, brand name is Bell
While I was walking along Riverfront Park by the Willamette yesterday evening, I spotted a toolbox lid peeking out from a patch of grass and decided to pick it up. Inside there are wrenches, pliers, a utility knife, screwdrivers, and a tape measure—roughly a compact set, not new but in decent shape. I checked the tags and I think someone dropped them on the path around 9:05 pm near the gazebo, but I couldn't find any owner nearby. If these belong to you, I hope you’ll recognize your gear by the rust on the hammer and the red-handled pliers. I’ll keep them safe until you claim them.
I was leaving Riverfront Park near the pedestrian bridge by the Willamette River yesterday around 5:15 pm when my two violins were still in their brown hard case. I turned back to grab my music sheets and found nothing but a faint echo of a violin bow on the path. One violin has a lighter finish with a red chinrest; the other is darker with a small scratch on the scroll. These instruments mean a lot to me, and I am hopeful someone honest turned them in so I can reclaim them and keep playing.
I lost my leashes at 6:15 p.m. on Tuesday near Riverfront Park in Salem. I would just crossed the footpath by the park's fountain when they slipped from my grip. There are two leashes: one blue with a tiny bone pattern and a plain black one, both a bit frayed at the ends. I keep replaying the moment in my head, worried about my dog and hoping someone nearby picked them up for safekeeping.
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