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By David Mark | May 17, 1997
Calvin Rodwell Elementary School on Liberty Heights Avenue will receive a face lift today, thanks to a group of parents and the Coalition of Black Maryland State Troopers.Volunteers will paint hallways, staircases and bathrooms.The idea arose in February, when Anna and Michael Goins were installing fish tanks in their children's school and found the upstairs boys' bathroom in poor condition. Mrs. Goins notified the school, but it could not afford to make renovations.She then approached Maryland State Trooper Lt. Rufus Caple, a member of her church, with the idea of obtaining volunteers from the Black State Troopers Coalition to help parents do the work.
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By Howard Libit | May 2, 1997
Owen Brown Middle School Principal Michael Goins told his school's parents this week that it will continue to work hard to improve students' behavior and academic achievement but said those efforts won't succeed without the support of parents.Speaking to more than 100 parents of the east Columbia school's students Wednesday night, Goins spent more than an hour answering their questions and concerns about discipline, test scores and staff and student turnover.He agreed that student misbehavior, especially the rise in disrespect and insubordination, is a "grave concern to us" and promised that the school will review its discipline policy this summer.
NEWS
By Jean Thompson | March 22, 1995
Just days after Baltimore's mayor called for changes in Education Alternatives Inc.'s contract to manage nine city schools, the for-profit company has replaced the executive overseeing its work here.William F. Goins, EAI's second-in-command, will assume his new duties "effective immediately," spokeswoman Chris Bauer said yesterday from the company's Minneapolis headquarters. Mr. Goins, a former Xerox executive and a graduate of Morgan State University, joined EAI as chief operating officer in January.
NEWS
December 20, 1995
Navy Seaman Hubert W. Goins of Mount Airy has returned to San Diego after a six-month overseas deployment aboard the destroyer USS Elliott that included duty in the Persian Gulf.While in the gulf, the ship and its crew helped enforce the international embargo against Iraq by intercepting merchant ships suspected of violating the agreement.A 1992 graduate of Linganore High School, Seaman Goins joined the Navy in February 1993.FireMount Airy: Mount Airy assisted Howard County with a car fire in the eastbound lane of Interstate 70. Units were out for 48 minutes.
NEWS
By James Bock | November 1, 1995
The No. 2 executive of Education Alternatives Inc. has resigned, just as the Minnesota company that manages nine Baltimore public schools is struggling to sort out its future.William F. Goins, EAI's $300,000-a-year chief operating officer, tendered his "voluntary resignation" effective Nov. 30, the company announced yesterday."Bill did a lot of good things for the company," said Chris Bauer, an EAI spokeswoman. "We learned a lot from him, and we wish him the best as he moves on."Mr. Goins told Bloomberg News Service that he had differences over leadership style and vision with John T. Golle, the company's founder, chairman and chief executive officer.
NEWS
By Darren M. Allen | February 16, 1994
A 20-year-old Westminster man, who testified this month against convicted murderer Timothy Cumberland, was sentenced yesterday to 30 days in jail for his third drunken-driving conviction.Carroll Circuit Judge Raymond E. Beck Sr. imposed the sentence on Keith Edward Goins, who already is serving two years in jail on his two previous convictions for driving while intoxicated. The time imposed yesterday will be served consecutively with his current sentence.Goins pleaded not guilty yesterday, but allowed prosecutors to present a statement of facts to the court that contained enough evidence to convict him.According to court records, Goins was arrested July 30 after a state police trooper saw him driving erratically in the parking lot of a Finksburg gas station.
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By Knight-Ridder Newspapers | July 25, 1994
MICANOPY, Fla. -- At this year's Rosewood Family Reunion, there was everything big get-togethers usually have -- a Saturday picnic, a big Sunday dinner, kissing babies born since the last reunion, hand-shaking and picture-taking and the exchanging of addresses.But there was a different feeling here among the families who held the attention of the Florida Legislature and much of the country earlier this year with their memories of a peaceful all-black town destroyed by a white mob looking for a black man accused of attacking a white woman.
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By Richard O'Mara | December 9, 1994
Education Alternatives Inc., the controversial private company that manages nine Baltimore schools, yesterday tapped a high-ranking Xerox Corp. executive to guide its rapid growth.William F. Goins was named to the No. 2 position at EAI, which recently won a contract to manage the 32 public schools in Hartford, Conn., and is seeking other contracts around the nation. He will assume the newly created position of chief operating officer beginning Jan. 2, reporting directly to chairman John T. Golle.
NEWS
By Darren M. Allen | February 2, 1994
If Gregory Lamont Howard hadn't leaned over and looked in the barely opened window of a car full of cheated and angry drug customers on Jan. 28, 1993, his life might not have been cut short by a 12-gauge shotgun.After all, Timothy Cumberland, the 23-year-old man whose girlfriend had just spent $40 on a bag of bogus crack, had already been persuaded to get himself and the shotgun he was wielding back into the car, according to testimony at Mr. Cumberland's murder trial yesterday."The defendant was getting inside the car," Keith Edward Goins, a Westminster man who acknowledged on the stand that he has sold drugs along South Center Street, testified yesterday.
NEWS
By Darren M. Allen | October 27, 1993
A 20-year-old Westminster man with multiple charges on his record was sentenced to two years in the county jail yesterday after a Carroll judge convicted him of driving while intoxicated for the second time.For Keith Edward Goins, the conviction was the latest entry on a driving record that baffled Carroll Circuit Judge Luke K. Burns Jr."There are so many charges and convictions here that it is confusing," the judge said from the bench.Goins' record shows multiple charges of driving on a revoked license, failing to display his registration and giving false identification to a police officer.
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February 2, 2009
On January 30, 2009, LEROY WALKER. Survived by his fiance' Donna Goins, her son Joseph Goins, and friend George Hall. Also survived by numerous friends. Friends may visit on Wednesday, February 4, 2009 at the family owned and operated MacNabb Funeral Home, P.A., 301 Frederick Road, Catonsville (at beltway exit 13) from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. In lieu of flowers, those who desire may make a donations to the PGA Head Start Program. Interment private.
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By DON MARKS | October 30, 2008
Gary Williams said after Saturday's scrimmage that the play of sophomores Braxton Dupree and Jerome Burney, and possibly freshman Steve Goins, will be a key part of Maryland's development. Dupree remains an enigma. As impressed as I was in how he transformed his body during the offseason, losing some 25 pounds, there is still something missing in terms of toughness and heart. Burney plays harder than Dupree, but he still doesn't look like he has much of an offensive game to be a factor.
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By MATT BRACKEN | July 6, 2008
The big story last week came from TurtleSportsReport.com, which broke the news of Chicago center Steve Goins' "semi-official" commitment to Maryland. From TSR's article: "They've been consistent [in their attention]. They've been calling a lot. I talked to coach [Gary] Williams a bunch of times. They've been helping me get qualified. I'll qualify next week, and then it will be official and I'll be all set," Goins said. "I always hear about Maryland, and they're in a great conference. I visited last month and saw they also offer a lot in terms of academics and their art program, which is what I want to major in."
NEWS
February 26, 2008
On February 22, 2008, TAMAS ELVERA GOINS. On Wednesday, friends may call Vaughn C. Greene Funeral Services, 4905 York Road, where the family will receive friends from 3:00-8:00 P.M. On Thursday, services will be held at St. Stephens A.M.E. Church, 1601 Old Eastern Avenue, where the family will receive friends 11:00 to 11:30 A.M. with services to follow. Inquiries to (410) 433-7500.
NEWS
February 7, 2007
On February 1, 2007, MRS. RAY GOINS, loving mother of Gayle Conyer, Jacqueline Battle, Larane Winters and Wanda Marble. She is also survived by two sisters, Louise Williams and Caroline London, four grandchildren, one great-grand and a host of relatives and friends. Friends may call at the family owned MARCH FUNERAL HOME WEST, INC., 4300 Wabash Avenue on Thursday after 9 A.M., where family will receive friends on Friday, followed by funeral services at 12 noon.
NEWS
November 7, 2005
On November 5, 2005 IDA VIRGINIA GOINS, beloved wife of the late George Mc Kinney, devoted mother of Cheryl J. Mc Kinney-Moore, she is also survived by 2 grandchildren, Tarrick D., and Re Nika C. Moore, 2 sisters, Sara L. Woodbury and M. Patricia Goins, and a host of nieces, nephews other relatives and friends. Friends may call at the family owned MARCH FUNERAL HOME WEST, INC., 4300 Wabash Avenue, on Tuesday after 8:30 A.M., where the family will receive friends on Wednesday at 11:30 A.M. followed by funeral service at 12 noon.
NEWS
By Tawanda W. Johnson | April 17, 2005
Words have the power to do many things. At Ellicott Mills Middle School in Ellicott City, Principal Michael Goins wants to make sure they don't hurt anyone. Goins instituted a "no put-down" policy two years ago, the goal of which is to teach pupils to use words that are respectful, encouraging and supportive of one another. "The main point of this is that we are one school, one community. We believe words make our world," he said. "We can deliberately choose words that encourage, engage or enrich people lives."
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By Sandy Alexander | May 9, 2004
Aida Jones-Goins said she was curious when she saw a shiny red van with a large red bow pull onto her street in Columbia last week. She thought a neighbor's husband had bought his wife a gift. She was stunned when the van pulled up to her house and a petite woman got out of the front seat calling her name. "It's Kelly!" Jones-Goins shouted, putting her hands to her cheeks in disbelief. Television host Kelly Ripa had arrived at Jones-Goins' Hickory Ridge townhouse with a Mother's Day surprise: Jones-Goins was a winner in a contest sponsored by the morning talk show Live with Regis and Kelly.
NEWS
January 31, 2004
On January 29, 2004, MARY EMOGENE GOINS (nee Graham); beloved wife of Dale Goins; loving mother of Ronald and Tim Goins; dear grandmother of Colleen Muench, Chris, Jordan, Mason and Tyler Goins; dear great-grandmother of Olivia and Luke Muench; dear sister of Edna Smith, James and Glenn Graham. Friends may call at the family owned Bruzdzinski Funeral Home, P.A., 1407 Old Eastern Avenue, Essex, at route 702 (beltway exit 36), on Sunday, from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Funeral services on Monday, at 11 A.M. in Tabernacle Baptist Church, 121 Bennett Road, Essex.
NEWS
January 31, 2004
On January 29, 2004, MARY EMOGENE GOINS (nee Graham); beloved wife of Dale Goins; loving mother of Ronald and Tim Goins; dear grandmother of Colleen Muench, Chris, Jordan, Mason and Tyler Goins; dear great-grandmother of Olivia and Luke Muench; dear sister of Edna Smith, James and Glenn Graham. Friends may call at the family owned Bruzdzinski Funeral Home, P.A., 1407 Old Eastern Avenue, Essex, at route 702 (beltway exit 36), on Sunday, from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Funeral services on Monday, at 11 A.M. in Tabernacle Baptist Church, 121 Bennett Road, Essex.
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