Petition updateReinstate the Graham St. Light Rail Station

Tour of the Graham Street neighborhood with the Sound Transit Board

Karen UffelmanSeattle, WA, United States
May 11, 2015
Hi all, There is a tour scheduled to show the Sound Transit Board around the Hillman City/East Beacon neighborhood (where our new station will hopefully go) on the afternoon of May 28th. If you're interested in helping advocate for the Graham Street Station, it would be great to have you there! Details below. There will likely be a follow-up campaign meeting sometime in June, and I let you know when that gets scheduled. Thanks! Karen From: Lauren Craig Sent: Friday, May 01, 2015 1:54 PM To: Lauren Craig Subject: Transit Advocates: Join Us for an Exclusive Tour of Graham Business District after the ST Board Meeting May 28th! Dear Transportation/eTOD Advocates: Please join Sound Transit Board Members and staff, Filipino Community of Seattle, Martin Luther King Business Association, Homesight, Transportation Choices Coalition, OneAmerica, South CORE, Puget Sound Sage, Regional Equity Network and other transportation advocates for a private walking tour of the Graham Business District, led by MLKBA board member Susanna Tran: Thursday, May 28th, immediately following the conclusion of the Sound Transit Board Meeting, at approximately 4:30pm, in front of Viet-Wah Superfoods, at 6040 Martin Luther King Jr Way S., Seattle, WA 98118. Feel free to forward to advocates who may be interested in joining the movement for an equitable build-out of Graham Street Station! Tour highlights from past tours include sampling of locally sourced ingredients at the Viet Wah supermarket, as well as pennywort mung bean (rau ma dau xanh) drinks, moon cakes, and eggrolls at Tony’s Bakery and Deli. The tour will conclude with a walk through the lovely Buddhist Temple grounds overlooking the MLK/Graham intersection. We plan to dine afterwards at Franklin Chau’s Rainier Restaurant (another member of the MLKBA). Community leaders are eager to demonstrate how additional transit service in the Graham Street District would promote economic development and allow rich cultural anchors to thrive in Southeast Seattle. We greatly look forward to your company on May 28th! Questions and RSVP to Lauren Craig at lauren@pugetsoundsage.org , we will need a head count for the tour and dinner. Sincerely, on behalf of the Graham Street Coalition, Lauren Craig Policy Counsel Puget Sound Sage 1032 S. Jackson St. Suite 203 Seattle, WA 98104 Phone: 206.568.5000 x 16 Mobile: 862.307.5428
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