Eric Preven

resident of Los Angeles County

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Regular attendee at weekly Tuesday meetings of the LA County Board of Supervisors, calling himself "The County Resident from District 3;" former television writer, he is now working on a screenplay while also working as a programming consultant for International Pay TV companies

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Last month, it was Zev Yaroslavsky's turn to chair the meetings of LA County's Board of Supervisors.

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