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Do you know me?

I am a female 7-year old cat.

I was found on 128th Street in Burien.

I have no collar and a few scratches on my face.

I am a very sweet girl.

If you recognize this cat, please contact Burien Cares at 206-81-CARES.

UPDATE 8:44 p.m. 2/2/12: Sgt. Cindi West of the King County Sheriff’s Office just alerted us that “the 11-year old boy just showed up at home.”

So thankfully, the search has been called off.

PREVIOUSLY: The King County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding an 11-year old boy that was last seen at Hazel Valley Elementary School located at 402 SW 132 Street in Burien (see map below).

Jeremias “Mias” Juan was last seen around 1 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2 on the school playground and possibly walked away from the school after he got in trouble on the playground.

Jeremias is described as approximately 4 feet tall, and 100 pounds. He was last seen wearing a green and black striped shirt, camouflage hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and tennis shoes.

Jeremias likes to go to Walgreens and libraries and enjoys video games. He speaks very good English and Spanish.

The King County Sheriff’s Office’s Search and Rescue Team is on the scene searching for Jeremias.

If you have any information about his whereabouts you are asked to call the King County Sheriff’s Office at 206-296-3311 or 911.

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UPDATE 3:45 p.m. 1/4/12: Cindi West of the King County Sheriff’s Office reports that the missing 15-year old autistic boy has been found.

PREVIOUSLY: The King County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in finding a missing 15-year old autistic boy with virtually no communication skills, last seen Wednesday morning, Jan. 4, at the Evergreen High School pool in White Center (820 SW 116th Street – map below).

The boy, Frank Ngyuen, was last seen this morning (Jan. 4th) about 7:45 a.m. at the pool.

His residence is about a mile away in Burien.

Frank is about 160 lbs., 5’ 7” and medium build, and was last seen wearing a BB hat, white polo shirt with a long sleeve shirt underneath and blue jeans. He was not wearing a jacket.

Here’s a security cam pic of what Frank was last seen wearing:

If anyone has seen this boy they are asked to call 9-1-1 immediately.

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We first reported on this in July, but on Thursday the King County Sheriff’s detectives put a plea out again for the public’s help in finding Ben Munoz, 32 (pictured above), who’s been missing from the Top Hat area since April 29th.

Investigating detectives believe the disappearance of Munoz is suspicious, and foul play is a definite possibility.

“There does not appear to be any other reason why he may be missing,” police said.

Benjamin R, Munoz lived with his father in the 11000 block of 1st Ave SW, in the Top Hat neighborhood of unincorporated King County (map below).

On April 29th, his father heard Ben come home about 2 a.m. and go to bed. He saw Ben briefly the next morning before leaving for the day. No one has seen or heard from Ben since. He was unemployed.

Ben is 5’5” tall, 200 lbs with black hair, with numerous tattoos on his arms across his shoulders. He did not have a car.

If anyone knows where Ben Munoz is, or what may have happened to him, they are asked to call the King County Sheriff’s Office at (206) 296-3311 (24 hours) or 9-1-1.

Tipsters can also call Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS with information. Rewards are offered up to $1,000.

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“Lost Cat. Its yellow and orange and fat. It is sleepy. Milo. 206-612-7814.” Poster by Britta Kleitsch.

UPDATE 10/17/11 9 p.m.: Milo, the “fat, yellow, sleepy tabby cat” missing in Burien’s Three Tree Point neighborhood since last Thursday night, has been found!

“Thanks for everyone’s help in Finding Milo,” said Jana Klietsch. “He turned up tonight and doesn’t look as if he has missed a meal! HUGE RELIEF!”

PREVIOUSLY: Three Tree Point resident Jana Kleitsch wants our Readers (especially all you 3TPers) to be on the lookout for Milo, her parents’ cat that went missing last Thursday night (Oct. 13) in that neighborhood.

“My parents are returning tomorrow and will be devastated if their cat is not back,” she said. “I have not told them about their missing cat…so if anyone has seen a fattish, yellow, short haired tabby cat named Milo please let me know. He doesn’t have a collar. I haven’t seen him since Thursday night and am really concerned. He is really friendly.”

If you see Milo, or know his whereabouts, please call (206) 612-7814 or email jana@janakphoto.com.

Here are two pics of Milo:

Sometime around the middle of August, the two vinyl banners pictured above went missing from the fence of the tennis courts at Lake Burien School Park – Burien Parks’ “Music In The Park” one and The B-Town Blog’s banner.

We are asking for our Readers to spread the word, post this to their Facebook Pages, Tweet it, talk about ‘em, because sadly, these banners cost money, and neither Burien Parks nor The B-Town Blog can afford to lose them.

To whomever took them down – perhaps you found it offensive to have “advertising” in your local park? We understand, and we apologize for that – you see, we helped Sponsor the city’s annual “Music and Movies in the Park” shows at this park, and one of the perks was for us to display our banner on site. We were planning on taking it down but, ahem…you beat us to it.

If you have either banner, or know their whereabouts, we encourage you to please let us know – and you can do so without identifying yourself!:

1. Call (206) 248-2565, and using the *67 “call blocking” feature on your phone tell us where it is, or call after hours and leave a voicemail if you wish.
2. Leave an anonymous Comment below (you don’t have to use a real email address!).

We’re willing to pick up the banners at an easy, convenient drop-off location too, so you won’t have to meet us in person. Say perhaps at Lake Burien School Park? An alley near Olde Burien? etc.

Please note that:

• We don’t care who you are.
• We don’t plan on pressing charges or ‘punishing’ anyone.
• We both just want our banners back!

Thanks,
Scott Schaefer
Publisher/Editor

“Shooter … got out on Saturday and was last seen in the area of 124th and Ambaum,” she said in an email.

She also adds:

Please contact Jim at 206-794-2177 if you find him.

FYI – he is wary of males.

Organizers of last Friday’s first-ever ‘Pie Joust’ report to us that they’re missing the ‘Suit of Armor’ (pictured above) that graced Burien Town Square as a decorative prop.

According to Organizer John Nelson, the missing Knight was last seen in the entryway of Mick Kelly’s Irish Pub (435 SW 152nd Street), where it was moved shortly after the joust cleanup concluded.

“It departed the scene sometime between 10 p.m. and 3 a.m. when the final person locked up,” Nelson said.

The prop, on loan from the Hi-Liners, cost $500.

“If we can’t find it, we will donate $500 to the Hi-Liners. Even though they said we don’t have to compensate them, we feel it is the only reasonable thing to do,” Nelson added.

If you’ve seen the missing Knight, or know where he is, please contact John Nelson ASAP at jonelson@btownies.com.

The King County Sheriff’s Office announced Friday (July 15) that they are seeking the help of the public in finding Ben Munoz (pictured above) a man from the Top Hat area of unincorporated King County who has been missing since April 29th.

Detectives believe the disappearance of Munoz, 32, may be suspicious, and foul play is a definite possibility.

“There does not appear to be any other reason why he may be missing,” said Sgt. John Urquhart.

Benjamin R, Munoz lived with his father in the 11000 block of First Ave SW, in the Top Hat neighborhood of unincorporated King County (map below).

On April 29th, his father heard Ben come home about 2:00 a.m. and go to bed. He saw Ben briefly the next morning before leaving for the day. No one has seen or heard from Ben since. He was unemployed.

Ben is 5’5” tall, 200 lbs with black hair, with numerous tattoos on his arms across his shoulders. He did not have a car.

If anyone knows where Ben Munoz is, or what may have happened to him, they are asked to call the King County Sheriff’s Office at (206) 296-3311 (24 hours) or 9-1-1. Tipsters can also call Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS with information. Rewards are offered up to $1000.

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BTB Reader Kaaren Benson wants our Readers to be on the lookout for ‘Finnigan’ (pictured above), a Welsh Cardigan Corgi dog that has been missing since Saturday, June 11th.

There is a $500 reward for his safe return, and he lived near the intersection of 46th & Trenton in West Seattle, and was last seen at 37th and Barton.

Finnigan is about 38 lbs, with a blazing white chest, reddish/brown fur, big ears and a tail.

If you’ve seen him, please call 206-851-4558 or 206-935-4021, or email sugarjets2@q.com.