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Don Krzysiak talks about making Paczkis
Posted: 02.12.2013 at 11:51 AM
Josh Marshall

Josh Marshall is a reporter for NBC25. He studied Broadcast Journalism at West Virginia University.

Read more:  Local, Polish, Packzis, Fat Tuesday, Krzysiak, Bay City, Lent, Easter

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Josh spoke with Don Krzysiak about a Fat Tuesday tradition  / Josh Marshell
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BAY CITY -- A Bay City restaurant is working through the night to make 10,000 paczkis in celebration of Fat Tuesday.

In this great video, NBC25's Josh Marshall listened in as owner Don Krzysiak talks about how he is bringing a little piece of his homeland to Bay City.

 
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