Top Headlines in Anne Arundel: Threat at Old Mill, New Burgers and Dwyer Sentenced

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

Police say an 18-year-old Baltimore man made threats for personal reasons, and there was no evidence of a real threat to student safety. Read more on Odenton-Severn Patch.

Elevation Burger Opens at Waugh Chapel
The newest dining option in Gambrills offers organic burgers. Read more on Crofton Patch.

'Tanked' Stars Show Off New Aquariums at Westfield Annapolis Mall
Two aquariums being built by the TV show's experts will be centerpieces for a remodeled section of the mall that will include a new dining cafe. Read more on Annapolis Patch.

Del. Don Dwyer Sentenced to 30 Days in Jail
The state delegate from Pasadena pleaded guilty to charges of driving a boat under the influence of alcohol after an accident last summer. Read more on Anne Arundel Patch.

4 More BHS Student Athletes Sign College Commitments
More than 24 Broadneck High seniors have so far signed college commitment letters based on their athletic prowess. Read more on Broadneck Patch.

Laura Neuman spoke to residents about south county issues at the Harwood Civic Association’s meeting. Read more on Edgewater-Davidsonville Patch.

Glen Burnie House Fire Displaces 4
Several pets died in the fire that displaced four people, including two children. Read more on Glen Burnie Patch.

Sofi’s Crepes Coming to Severna Park
A business devoted entirely to crepes has plans to open up a Severna Park location at 560 Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard, next to The Big Bean. Read more on Severna Park Patch.