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I found a bundle of action figures on a bench by the duck pond at Liberty Park around 9:15 this morning. The figures are in a small clear bag, a colorful mix of superheroes with bright capes and one cracked helmet. I tucked the bag into a safe spot on my backpack while I walked toward the park entrance to ask around, keeping an eye out for anyone looking for them. I imagine the owner is worried about losing something special, and I hope whoever it belongs to sees this and knows they're safe with me.
After a short set downtown, I left my drum kit by the edge of City Creek Center around 6:40 PM and stepped away for a moment. When I came back, the drums were gone, taken with the pedestrian traffic before I could grab the sticks. They’re a matte-blue marching snare with a dented rim and a red strap. I’ve checked Liberty Park and walked the block around Temple Square, but nothing turned up. If you saw a blue drum case rolling through the area near downtown Salt Lake City, please keep an eye out—I still hold out hope I’ll see them again.
Box of files/folders and misc. left outside San Moritz Apts, Bldg J in Midvale, between Aug 14- Aug 18. The box is a collapsible gray, cloth file holder box (about 12"x24"). It contained ss, birth cert, dd214, tax docs, photos, college diplomas, letter/cards.
I’m Jordan Hale. I found someone else’s Equipment for Various Sports in Liberty Park, Salt Lake City, around 6:30 PM last Wednesday, near the park’s carousel. The gray bag held a basketball, a tennis racquet, a folded yoga mat, and a water bottle, all clearly used by someone who plays several sports. I turned it in at Liberty Park’s lost‑and‑found desk to help it get back to its owner, and I hope the owner sees this listing and claims it through the site.
I was walking downtown Salt Lake City today around 2:40 pm when I found a bundle of photographs on a bench by City Creek Center. The photos look like a family album from the 1990s, creased at the corners, with handwritten captions on the backs like 'Trip to Arches, 1998.' There’s a faded shot of a grandmother in a pearl necklace and a baby in a stroller, plus a stray ticket stub tucked between pages. It felt like stumbling onto someone’s memory, so I brought them to the information desk at City Creek Center, hoping the owner would recognize them. If these are yours, please message me through the site so we can reunite them.
I’m Mia Lawson. On Tuesday at 7:30 PM, I was in the communal kitchen of my apartment building near City Creek Center, off Main Street, when I realized two microwaves were missing from the shelf. I’d used them that morning for lunch and had left them on the counter, but when I checked later they were gone. They’re compact, white with black doors, and one has a small scratch on the top edge. I rely on them every day for quick meals after work, and losing them really stings—if you saw them or picked them up by mistake, please help me get them back.
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