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Bob Dylan Creates Metal Sculpture for MGM National Harbor

Who knew that legendary folk singer Bob Dylan is also a sculptor? Dylan has created iron pieces for family and friends for the past 30 years and has now created a metal sculpture that will go on permanent display at MGM National Harbor in Prince George's County.

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When MGM National Harbor opens its doors later this year, guests will be ushered into the $1.3 billion resort casino through "Portal," a sculpted iron archway designed by Dylan. >>> Read more.

Photo of Bob Dylan courtesy of MGM National Harbor

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$600K Donated to Silver Spring Apartment Blast Victims

More than $600,000 has been donated to help the families affected by the explosion and fire that killed seven people last month at the Flower Branch Apartments in Silver Spring.

Along with the fatalities, other residents suffered injuries and 55 families were displaced by the disaster that leveled two buildings and damaged others nearby. >>> Read more.

Howard County Urges Teachers to Stay Neutral Regarding 9/11

  • Howard County Public School System advised teachers to avoid showing excessive video footage, encouraged guiding fact-based discussions.

Donald Trump Coming to Baltimore on Monday

  • Presidential Republican candidate Donald Trump will be making an appearance at the National Guard Association's 2016 conference.

Bel Air Man Indicted in $50M Light Bulb Scheme

  • A Bel Air man was arrested for his alleged involvement in defrauding nonprofits, homeless shelters and other organizations.

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