Free concerts introduced on Lake to Lake

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Published December 11 2014

"We've been searching for a way to reach out to the Bellevue community," said Regina Thomas, with the Ladies Musical Club of Seattle, about her group's free concert series at Crossroads Community Center. "I think we will find it is a match made in heaven, a great community partnership and weâ€™re delighted to be here."

See and hear a sample of the LMC on the latest edition of Lake to Lake, a news show about Bellevue. The show can be seen on the city's YouTube channel, on BTV Channel 21, or streamed via Bellevue TV. Other video segments include:

Magic Season highlights;
The "magic" behind the Bellevue ice skating rink; and
A three-in-one bridge project on Coal Creek Parkway.