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 Misses On Grant Attempts

BERLIN – The town will continue to seek funding for two major projects despite the news that recent requests for grants were unsuccessful.Mayor Zack Tyndall announced this week that neither a request for wastewater treatment plant funding nor a request for funds for a pedestrian bridge over Route 113 were granted. He says the town… Read more »

Berlin Officials Discuss Safety Concerns Near Intersection

Berlin Officials Discuss Safety Concerns Near Intersection

BERLIN – Officials resumed talk of aligning Decatur Street and Flower Street this week.Following road work by the Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) at the intersection of Route 113 and Assateague Road, Berlin officials said they still had concerns about safety in the area. Councilman Dean Burrell said the concept explored several years ago of… Read more »

Berlin Announces Key Election Dates

BERLIN – The Town of Berlin this week officially announced the upcoming election on Oct. 4.On Monday, the town announced that the municipal election would be held Tuesday, Oct. 4 for the council seats in District 1 and District 4 as well as the at-large seat. Voters can find more information online at berlinmd.gov under… Read more »

Commissioners Seeking $3.2M In Grant Funding For Projects

SNOW HILL – County officials agreed to seek grant funding for a variety of projects, ranging from wastewater infrastructure to internet connectivity, following discussion this week.The Worcester County Commissioners on Tuesday reviewed a list of potential projects and ranked their top priorities in order to seek Rural Maryland grant funding through the Tri-County Council.“There’s a… Read more »

Three Providers Eyed For Broadband

SNOW HILL – Worcester County will work with three internet service providers as it uses grant funds to expand rural broadband.The county will use $7.1 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to work with three internet service providers currently bringing high speed internet to unserved parts of the county. The proposal approved Tuesday… Read more »