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.

Debbie Wooten To Retire After 40-Plus Years Teaching At Buckingham Elementary School

Debbie Wooten To Retire After 40-Plus Years Teaching At Buckingham Elementary School

BERLIN – Buckingham Elementary School will lose one of its best known educators with the retirement of media specialist Debbie Wooten this spring.After more than 40 years at Buckingham, Wooten, the familiar face that’s greeted generation after generation of children in the school’s library, will step down at the end of the school year.“When I… Read more »

Debbie Wooten To Retire After 40-Plus Years Teaching At Buckingham Elementary School

Debbie Wooten To Retire After 40-Plus Years Teaching At Buckingham Elementary School

BERLIN – Buckingham Elementary School will lose one of its best known educators with the retirement of media specialist Debbie Wooten this spring.After more than 40 years at Buckingham, Wooten, the familiar face that’s greeted generation after generation of children in the school’s library, will step down at the end of the school year.“When I… Read more »

More Details About Proposed Worcester Sports Arena Discussed; County Undecided On Funds For Feasibility Study

More Details About Proposed Worcester Sports Arena Discussed; County Undecided On Funds For Feasibility Study

SNOW HILL – While questions remain, Worcester County leaders learned more this week about the 6,200-seat sports arena a Texas company has proposed for northern Worcester County.Representatives from Hat Trick Consulting, the company that has presented plans for a minor league hockey arena, met with the Worcester County Commissioners Tuesday to talk about the concept… Read more »

Berlin Fire Company Probing Fire Siren Relocation; Alarms Still Needed Despite Technology

Berlin Fire Company Probing Fire Siren Relocation; Alarms Still Needed Despite Technology

BERLIN — A malfunctioning fire siren in Berlin earlier this month reignited some frustration among residents and seems to have prompted a few to question the alarm’s necessity.This week the Berlin Fire Company (BFC) defended the need for the decades old siren, but leaders confirmed they will be conducting their own evaluation as to whether… Read more »