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.

Addition Complete At Stephen Decatur Middle; New Wing To Open To Students Wednesday

Addition Complete At Stephen Decatur Middle; New Wing To Open To Students Wednesday

BERLIN– Teachers spent the early part of this week moving into the newly completed wing at Stephen Decatur Middle School.The new addition to the school, which held asynchronous learning on Monday and Tuesday to give teachers a chance to move into their new classrooms, will open to students Wednesday. The addition increases the school’s size… Read more »

School Board Reviews Federal Grant Audit

NEWARK– Officials reviewed an audit of the school system’s more than $13 million in federal grant funds this month.The Worcester County Board of Education last week approved a federal programs audit for fiscal year 2022. The audit reviewed the school system’s spending of 87 federal grant awards.“It was a clean audit,” Chief Financial Officer Vincent… Read more »

Pocomoke Students Spotlight Hometown Tourism

Pocomoke Students Spotlight Hometown Tourism

NEWARK – A group of Pocomoke students highlighted their hometown with a series of tourism projects they shared with education officials this month.Representatives of Pocomoke Middle School attended last week’s Worcester County Board of Education meeting to showcase the variety of ways students in Jennifer Beach’s enrichment group came up with to promote their town…. Read more »

Street Dedication Policy Voted Down

SNOW HILL – County officials opted not to approve a street dedication program this week.A motion to approve an honorary street dedication policy failed with just one vote of support at this week’s meeting of the Worcester County Commissioners. Those in opposition voiced a variety of concerns about the proposal.“I think it puts us in… Read more »