About The Author: Charlene Sharpe

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Charlene Sharpe has been with The Dispatch since 2014. A graduate of Stephen Decatur High School and the University of Richmond, she spent seven years with the Delmarva Media Group before joining the team at The Dispatch.

Worcester Reviews Financial Impact of Blueprint; County Continues To Receive Lowest Amount Of State Funding

Worcester Reviews Financial Impact of Blueprint; County Continues To Receive Lowest Amount Of State Funding

SNOW HILL– A review provided to county officials this week shows that public education in Worcester County costs about $27,000 per pupil.A presentation to the Worcester County Commissioners this week analyzes school system funding as it relates to implementation of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future. According to county staff, Blueprint implementation shouldn’t cost the county… Read more »

Joint Statement Issued By Law Enforcement, School Board

Joint Statement Issued By Law Enforcement, School Board

SNOW HILL– Education officials are working with law enforcement to evaluate school safety concerns, according to a joint statement released Tuesday.Worcester County State’s Attorney Kris Heiser, Sheriff Matt Crisafulli and three Worcester County Board of Education members issued a joint statement this week after meeting several times.“The Office of the State’s Attorney, the Sheriff’s Office… Read more »

Berlin Town Council Selects Temporary Vice President

Berlin Town Council Selects Temporary Vice President

BERLIN– The town council elected a temporary vice president last week to serve during the current vice president’s absence.The Berlin Town Council last week voted unanimously to elect Councilwoman Shaneka Nichols as vice president pro tempore. The decision came after Councilman Dean Burrell, the vice president of the council, announced he’d be on medical leave… Read more »

South Point Plans To Fight Land Reclassification Request; More Development On 611 Worries South Point Residents

SNOW HILL – South Point’s residents objected this week to a land reclassification they’re worried could lead to more development on Route 611.At a Critical Area Commission hearing regarding a mapping mistake at a property on Route 611, several South Point residents voiced their concerns. They don’t want to see change in what they view… Read more »