Lake to Lake marks kickoff for music studio

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Published May 8 2014

The Boys and Girls Club of Bellevue recently opened a new music studio at its Teen Center on Lake Hills Boulevard. The Seattle Sounders FC helped to purchase equipment and midfielder Brad Evans was on hand to help celebrate the occasion.

Coverage of the event is just one of the featured segments on this month's edition of Lake to Lake, a video news show about Bellevue. The show can be viewed on the city's YouTube channel, on BTV Channel 21 or streamed any time from Bellevue TV. Other segments on this month's show include:

A Bellevue Youth Theatre construction update;
A business breakfast featuring the mayor and deputy mayor; and
Testing the waters for firefighting