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Article: A Fairbanks original. (banking industry in Fairbanks, AL)
- Article from:
- Alaska Business Monthly
- Article date:
- January 1, 1997
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Lifelong native Bill Stroecker is still banking on his hometown.
Despite spending 76 years in Fairbanks - and a good bit of that outdoors - William "Bill" Stroecker has yet to ride a snowmachine.
That doesn't mean he's missed out on anything.
Stroecker, vice president of public relations for Key Bank in Fairbanks, could fill a book with his accomplishments and adventures. An avid trumpet player, he performs regularly in a just-for-fun swing and jazz band, the "Frigidaires." He collects out-of-print books about Alaska, and he spends every possible minute outdoors: boating, hunting, fishing and hiking or snowshoeing into one of the many cabins he owns ...
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Article: Softball season heats up as summer approaches.(Sports)(Several ...
The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR);
June 15, 2004 ;
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... ... other two are Christina Cooke, who led Tualatin to a runner-up finish in the Class 4A state championships, and Amanda Stroecker of Tigard. "We've got speed and kids that can hit the ball. We're a well-rounded team this year," Leyba said ...
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