Week in Review: L.A. Marathon, Sweetzer Firebombing Suspect and a Cultural Resource Designation

This week in West Hollywood, a woman suspected of earlier this month was arrested, two of the city's few remaining examples of pre-1920s Craftsman architecture design were granted Cultural Resource Designation, and more than 23,000 runners and walkers raced through Weho for the L.A. Marathon.

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, 25, was booked on suspicion of attempted murder after firebombing her former apartment building earlier this month. Scarano is suspected of tossing a burning can of charcoal fluid into the top-floor unit of the four-story apartment building in the 1400 block of North Sweetzer Avenue.

Two single-family structures at constructed in 1912 have been granted Cultural Resource Designation by the city. The structures were evaluated by the city’s consulting firm, Architectural Resources Group, and granted Cultural Resource Designation by the City Council upon recommendation by the Historic Preservation Commission.

An ordinance set to go before City Council later this spring could give West Hollywood nightclubs, bars and restaurants more flexibility in hiring event promoters. Code Compliance Supervisor Daniel Mick has suggested the city change its current code and allow the bars and clubs to get a “” that would cover any promoter hired.

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For Sunday's , more than 26.2 miles of major streets throughout the city closed as thousands of runners made their way through West Hollywood from Dodger Stadium to the beach in Santa Monica. In case you missed the action, catch up through our photo gallery.

Another year's worth of 10-foot tall guitar sculptures hit the Sunset Strip Monday with the unveiling of . The guitars, which celebrate people and places unique to the Strip’s history, were auctioned off in December 2011, with 100 percent of proceeds going to charity.

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City Council is meeting at 6:30 p.m. in Council Chambers. Council will consider approving a settlement agreement between the city of West Hollywood, Klean W. Hollywood LLC, and 852 Hilldale LLC, among others, to settle the litigation between the parties and place certain conditions on the operation of the Klean Treatment Center at 840 - 854½ Hilldale Ave., according to the agenda.

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