People line up outside the new Barnes and Noble at Lutherville Station. It opened its doors for the first time on Wednesday. Photo by John Lee/WYPR News.
People line up outside the new Barnes and Noble at Lutherville Station. It opened its doors for the first time on Wednesday. Photo by John Lee/WYPR News.

Baltimore County Executive-Elect Julian Jones said he will push through the controversial Lutherville Station project. The plan to turn the old shopping center into apartments, businesses and restaurants has been stalled for years and its future is now tangled in the vote counting in the District 5 council race.

Republican Councilman Nino Mangione was working on a plan to get Lutherville Station approved by the county

He is behind in the vote count to Democrat Shawn McIntosh who has said she supports it but wants the community more involved.

Read more at WYPR.

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