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.

Berlin Council Approves New Special Events Policy; Only Six Allowed To Serve Alcohol

BERLIN – A policy approved this week is expected to better regulate the town’s growing list of special events.On Monday the Berlin Town Council unanimously approved a new event policy that outlines the event approval process and lists associated restrictions.“We’re trying to make the playing field even for everyone,” Mayor Gee Williams said. “We’re trying… Read more »

OPA Approves New Platform Tennis Courts

SNOW HILL – Ocean Pines Association officials have approved plans for the construction of two new platform tennis courts in the community.The association’s board of directors agreed to spend $129,446 on two new courts Friday. The decision came after several platform tennis players advocated for the project.“I think there’s a very good case we need… Read more »

Berlin Considers Drone Regs

BERLIN – Town officials agreed this week to begin investigating ways to regulate the use of drones within Berlin.During Monday’s meeting of the Berlin Town Council, a discussion of updates to the section of town code addressing parks and recreation quickly turned into a conversation about the use of drones in town.“Having these things whirl… Read more »

Local Students Excel At National SkillsUSA Competition; Eighth Grade Team Captures Gold Medal

Local Students Excel At National SkillsUSA Competition; Eighth Grade Team Captures Gold Medal

SNOW HILL – Students from Worcester Technical High School were again among the top performers at this year’s national SkillsUSA competition.More than half of the 26 local students who traveled to Louisville, Ky. for the national SkillsUSA Championships, held June 19-23, placed in the top-10 in their divisions. Worcester Tech’s team of eighth-graders took home… Read more »