I did not dare look into this scary microwave, but it is a good reminder that there is still time for Oregon Hill residents to enter the L’Opossum/OregonHill.net Halloween Jack-O-Lantern contest!
Category Archives: missing/found item
Mogwai Missing
Look Above and Beware Of The Hammer
Inspiring…The Hammer of Damocles for many reasons.
Lonely Bird On Rainy Night
Iron Man
Iron Man’s armor vulnerability went public this morning. Will (DC’s) Justice League come save our Marvel hero?
Found: Dead Kitten Poem
Find Fester!
Posted:
Hi guys my cat escaped late last night without me realizing and I couldn’t find him anywhere last night nor this morning. If you live in the Oregon Hill area please keep a lookout for him!!!! He’s very friendly and responds to kissing sounds and his name, Fester. If you see him, PLEASE CALL ME 703-475-6369. You most likely won’t be able to catch him or anything, he gets really freaked out when he’s outside.
Found: South African Keys
I found these this morning in the street on the 400 block of S. Laurel.
Family Photo Mystery
A neighbor who lives on the 300 block of S. Pine Street has asked for some help with a mystery. After she moved into her row house in 2009, renovators found a trove of old photographs and bits of correspondence in the crawlspace under the house. While she has done her own investigating, she is still having trouble identifying the identities of the people in the photographs. She has asked that OregonHill.net help and ask its audience if anyone knows the people in the following photographs…the ultimate goal is to return these photos and things to the families…Please reply in the comments or send a contact form in.
In addition to the identities, a few more mysteries-
There seems to be a couple of family groups represented in the photos, including white and black members and groups- are these different family groups related? If so, how? Why are their photos together in this trove?
Why was this trove stashed in an Oregon Hill crawlspace? There’s nothing in the photos or bits of correspondence that establishes a connection to Oregon Hill. There’s no indication that the people in the photographs ever lived in the house or in Oregon Hill.
Lost Cat Jameson
Laurel Street neighbor Nick Anders posted on NextDoor.com:
Lost Cat!! .. my little cat Jameson got out late last night and I haven’t been able to find him since. He’s a skinny one year old grey tabby with green eyes