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At 6:20 p.m. last Friday, I realized my Suits were missing from the closet in my Mount Vernon apartment. I had folded them on a rack and stepped out for a quick bite, and when I returned the door was closed but the outfits were gone. These suits are what I wear to interviews and client meetings, so losing them has me anxious about upcoming commitments in Skagit County. I’ve retraced every step and checked the laundry room multiple times, but I keep hoping a neighbor picked them up and stored them somewhere safe. If you spotted them near the Anacortes ferry dock, please let the site know so I can track them down.
I’m Grace Thompson. I lost my rabbits tonight around 7:45 PM while I was walking with my dog near Deception Pass Bridge on the island side in Skagit County. They’re two tiny, curious creatures: one is grey with a white belly, the other white with a black ear. I’d just fed them near the park overlook and let them roam for a moment when a gust of wind whipped through the pines and they vanished into the tall grasses along the shoreline. My heart dropped; I’ve had them since they were babies, and the colder night worries me. If you remember seeing two little hops by the trail at sunset, please let me know. I’m not giving up yet.
I was packing up after a weekend camping trip when I realized my sheets were missing from my duffel. I was at the Anacortes ferry terminal around 6:40 PM last Friday, near the gate by the whale statue. They’re just plain white sheets, nothing fancy, but they’re mine and I’m worried about them blowing away or getting tossed during the rush. I'm hoping someone picked them up and can share a kind word; the thought of them ending up in a lost-and-found pile makes me anxious.
I was strolling along the harbor near the Anacortes ferry terminal when I spotted a stray pair of gold hoop earrings on the sidewalk by the bus stop shelter. It was around 4:15 PM today, the water glittering in the late afternoon light. The hoops are about 1.5 inches, simple but scratched along the edge, like they’d rolled across the pavement. I know losing something you love can be upsetting, and I’d be glad to help reunite them with their owner—please reply through the site if these are yours, and I’ll coordinate a safe pickup within Skagit / Island / SJI.
On Friday around 7:02 p.m., after a small rehearsal with the island youth orchestra by Friday Harbor, I realized my two silver flutes were missing from my case. I’d stepped out onto Front Street for a quick breath when I must have dropped them by the Friday Harbor Public Library steps or near the harbor walkway. They’re both silver, with a few scratches, and one has a tiny pink tape mark that I use to tell them apart. I’ve played these since I was a kid; they’re irreplaceable for me, and I’m hoping someone honest found them and kept them safe.
I was on Market Street near the Friday Harbor Ferry Terminal at 6:45 PM last Thursday when I realized my gray cargo pants were missing. They’re the old pair with a small tear at the left knee and a zip pocket on the right hip, the ones I wear for work. I’d sat on a bench outside the market while tying my shoes, and when I stood up I didn’t notice they’d slipped off. I checked the path from the coffee stand to the bus stop, asked a couple locals, but nothing turned up. I’m stubborn about these pants; they’re comfortable and practical for late shifts on the water, and I’d love to have them back.
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