Walking down an unpaved road, three of the state's most high-profile officials approached a small white farmhouse with porches and a view of the water.
It is up to those three - Gov. Martin O'Malley, Comptroller Peter Franchot, and Treasurer Nancy Kopp - how a 1,350 unit project moves forward on the pastoral property.
The Board of Public Works visited the site of the controversial Four Seasons project to prepare for a vote on a wetlands permit on May...
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