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Salem Theatre VIP backstage pass on green lanyard
I lost my Salem Theatre Company VIP backstage pass yesterday around 3pm. It's a gray laminated pass on a bright green lanyard with a small silver theater crest. The pass reads 'Salem Theatre Company – Season Pass 2025' and has my name, Amina Rahman, on the photo strip, plus a barcode on the back. I dropped it outside the Salem Public Library on Main Street near the coffee cart, probably while juggling a tote bag and a cold drink. The lanyard has a tiny coffee ring and a light scratch on the plastic; besides that it's in decent shape. It was a gift from my mom and a sentimental keepsake, so getting it back would mean a lot to me and help me keep going to the upcoming shows.
Blue Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones
I’m posting this in the Audio & Video Equipment category. I lost my blue Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones yesterday around 3pm in Salem. I was at the Salem Public Library cafe area near Essex Street, then walked out toward the crosswalk and realized they weren’t in my bag. They’re the matte blue finish, fold-flat design with a soft leather headband; there’s a tiny dent on the left earcup from a bump last week. I keep them in a grey hard-shell case with a white sticker bearing my initials 'PK' on the lid, so they should be easy to spot. They’re important for work calls and study sessions, and I’d really appreciate getting them back. Please drop them at the library desk or message me here if found.
Coach black leather handbag with gold hardware
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.
Lost: Toasters in Salem, Oregon, United States
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.