Top Headlines in Anne Arundel: Drug Busts, Sex Abuse Claims, Apartments for Rent

Here are top headlines from the eight Patch sites in Anne Arundel County. Click each headline to read the full story.

Traffic Stop in Crofton Results in Drug Bust
Anne Arundel County police arrested two men in Crofton after a routine traffic stop resulted in the discovery of cocaine and cash in their car. Read more on Crofton Patch.

Flats170 in Odenton Now Accepting Leases
It's now possible to secure a lease at the Flats170 at Academy Yard apartments offered by Bozzuto Group. Read more on Odenton-Severn Patch.

Rocker Launches Worldwide Art Tour in Annapolis
The drummer from the 1970s rock group Emerson, Lake & Palmer performed music on Tuesday but you can see his artwork at a local gallery through the month of May. Read more on Annapolis Patch.

Skylar Marion Donated Organs After Still Unsolved Hit-and-Run
It has been more than three weeks since a fatal hit-and-run in Pasadena took the life of 15-year-old Skylar Marion, and still there are no leads on who was driving the Ford Expedition that struck two teenagers and drove off. Read more on Anne Arundel Patch.

Former business owners comment on the state of Arnold's economy and the future for shopping locally. Read more on Broadneck Patch.

Shady Side Fire Causes $100K in Damages

Anne Arundel firefighters battled a two-alarm house fire in Shady Side on Monday night but no one was reported to be injured. Read more on Edgewater-Davidsonville Patch.

Police Investigate Several Slade Employees Amid Sex Abuse Claims
Letters from Monsignor Slade Catholic School in Glen Burnie and the Archdiocese of Baltimore indicate police are investigating claims of sexual abuse by a former student. Read more on Glen Burnie Patch.

Appeal Denied for Dismissed Lacrosse Players

The appeal filed by three Severna Park High varsity lacrosse players who were kicked off the team after attending a house party was denied by the school principal. Read more on Severna Park Patch.