The three members of Maryland?s Board of Public Works are expected to give final approval this morning to a land sale that saves more than 750 acres near the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge from development.
Chesapeake Bay activists said they would attend the meeting to support the $10 million sale, considered an importantvictory in their battle against what was originally proposed as a 2,700-home resort community near Cambridge in Dorchester County.
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