Week in Review: International Women’s Day, Centrum Sunset and Weho's New Mayor

It was an eventful week in West Hollywood. Hundreds of West Hollywood demonstrators honored working women outside the Andaz hotel, a missing Tuscon teen with developmental disabalities was found in Plummer Park, and the Centrum Sunset project is pulled from the City Council agenda.

Editor's Picks:

Sundance gave locals a peek at their plans for the and asked residents for their support in applying for a beer and wine permit from the city. Comfy seats, a place to sip wine or beer and a setup that can accomodate film festivals are among the theatre's top features.

Prominent Southern California menswear boutique , California Apparel News reported this week. Owner Darren Gold announced March 31 as the Melrose Avenue store's last day of business.

City Council:

Sol Barket, the developer of the set to go into the old Tower Records location at 8801 Sunset Blvd, sent an email to city officials early Sunday morning indicating he was withdrawing the project because he did not think he had the votes from the City Council for the project to pass.

The City Council chose , respectively, during its meeting on Monday night. The two will be sworn into office in a ceremony taking place on April 16.

Missing Persons and Crime Reports:

A 75-year-old West Hollywood man who suffers from a heart condition returned to his Spaulding Avenue home before noon Tuesday, several days after being reported missing. , 75, was taken to a hospital for an examination.

A Tuscon teen with developmental disabilities, missing since Feb. 26, was found by a West Hollywood Sheriff’s deputy in Plummer Park Tuesday. 's family believed he had left his grandparents’ home in Arizona because he was anxious about an upcoming test and was worried about his terminally-ill grandfather.

West Hollywood Sheriff's deputies are continuing to investigate the at Santa Monica Boulevard and North Edinburgh Avenue on Feb. 25, Sgt. Arthur Famble told Patch. The man identified as Timothy Reyes is alleged to have assaulted five people inside Fubar before being apprehended by a bouncer.

Must See Photos:

Wearing red and white, members of the union Unite Here picketed alongside hotel housekeepers outside the Andaz West Hollywood Hyatt on Sunset Boulevard Thursday to . Clotheslines bearing messages and stories of the struggles women face at work were erected outside the hotel.

Mark Your Calendar:

An estimated more than 20,000 runners will once again be making their way through West Hollywood for the Los Angeles Marathon on Sunday, March 18. Stay tuned for street closures, viewing spots, and more.

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