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Part One - Meet the Author - "Jadwiga's Crossing" - Olean Public Library - February 2, 2010

"Jadwiga's Crossing," a historic novel written by Richard J. Lutz, is a compelling tale about hardships encountered by a group of poor Polish immigrants, viewed through the eyes of newly weds Paul & Jadwiga Adamik.

Mr. Lutz, a lifelong broadcast journalist and media specialist, worked in commercial and public radio and television in Michigan, Illinois, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin before moving to New York City as a consultant on the nexus of digital technology and mass communications. He holds degrees from The University of Michigan. In retirement, he edits and publishes The Main Street WIRE, the fortnightly newspaper serving the community of Roosevelt Island, New York City.

The Video camera recordings were made by Margaret Fondren and Dale Hartlieb with production assistance of Sharon Hartlieb, Mary DiRisio and Dawn Westfall. Video editing and computer media adaptation by Bill Parks: Stanwrite (at) aol.com.

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