The last full day of full viaduct closure, the city checks in to see how everyone's commuting week went. Also: John Doe apparently knows that the West Seattle Easy Street is the best one, West 5 gets 15 minutes, and the Seal Sitters have some more seal safety tips. more ›

What are you doing tonight? More importantly, what are you doing for lunch? From noon 'til night, we've got something to keep you busy. more ›

Kathleen Edwards is a Canadian singer-songwriter who claims her primary influences are Neil Young, Bob Dylan, and Tom Petty. She spent some of her youth in Korea and Switzerland and she studied classical violin for twelve years. more ›

A Seattle-area man whose identity had been stumping the FBI has been identified with the help of his parents. The 52-year-old man had been arrested two weeks ago by federal authorities on charges of identity theft and fraud. The government had not been able to identify the man, who had been known to use over 30 aliases, because he had burned the tips of his fingers to alter his prints. more ›

About a year ago, some intrepid New Yorkers created a real-life version of Pac-Man with the grid of Manhattan serving as the maze. They called it Pac Manhattan. We at Seattlest propose a real-life version of the game, 'Where's Waldo?.' We call it 'Where's Eddie?' Recently, the remaining Godfather of Grunge, Eddie Vedder, has been seen throughout Seattle. Case it point, he showed up un expectantly last night at EZ Street Records performing next to former X singer John Doe. As he prepares for an impending Pearl Jam tour, we can only expect more of these Eddie sightings, so if you see Eddie, please let us know. We do not know if he is wearing a knit cap, striped sweater and glasses a la Waldo, but if he is, you might want to let him know that it's hot out, so he might want to change. more ›