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Nimra Ahmad
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News Writer, South Seattle Emerald
Seattle
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Reporter covering arts and culture in the Pacific Northwest.
culture , arts
Airlines, Beauty, Day Spa, Non-travel retail
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By Nimra Ahmad| southseattleemerald.org@ Sidewalk repairs and deeper retention evaluation of trees on Beacon Avenue South have started as of March 17, 2025. Earlier this month, the Emerald covered a story about 67 Beacon Avenue trees with Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) notifications announcing that the trees may need to be removed due to sidewalk repairs. SDOT posted the tree retention evaluation notices in late February.
By Nimra Ahmad| southseattleemerald.org@ Seattle’s Saint Mark's Cathedral has been a proclaimed sanctuary community for years. A day after Donald Trump took office, the Department of Homeland Security passed a directive to allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) into churches, schools, and hospitals. These areas were previously protected by the Biden administration to allow individuals to safely access essential services.
By Nimra Ahmad| southseattleemerald.org@ Tree advocates are concerned about the notices for potential removal of 67 street trees along a five-block stretch on the east and west sides of Beacon Avenue South between South Juneau Street and South Monterey Place. Notices were posted on each of these trees, denoting that they're being evaluated for retention due to two Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) projects that will repair damaged sidewalks. The notice indicates that the trees may be removed within 14 days of the posting.
Company Info
South Seattle Emerald
In a community long-silenced by mainstream media, the Emerald acts as a powerful megaphone: amplifying the voice and experience of South Seattle. Founded as a platform that authentically depicts the dynamic voices, culture, arts, ideas, and businesses that fall within South Seattle's borders, the Emerald is news as it was originally intended to be: not as business, nor as a forum for propaganda, but as a service to the community it chronicles. In the words of Board Vice President, Bridgette Hempstead: "For the community, by the community, to the community."
Seattle, Washington, United States
'+1 206-380-1710
Founded: 2013