Welcome to ROUNDFILED, one of the Internet’s newest features. It is brought to you by the fine folks at LoCO Labs.

Many items fly across the Outpost radar every day. Not all of them rise to postworthiness. ROUNDFILED is scientifically engineered to squeeze whatever valuable residue it can out of the daily slag heap, then to blend those juices together in a nutritious news cocktail.

You’re welcome!

— LoCO Labs

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HE LIKES US! Your Lost Coast Outpost was thrilled to learn that we can count frequent KINS Radio contributor Tom Cookman among our legions! Welcome, Tom, and thanks for giving us the ol’ plugarooni on the KINS airwaves yesterday morning!

Give a listen!

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— Hank Sims

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The amazing local historian Jerry Rohde — author of numerous works, including “The Sonoma Gang: Remembering the genocidal scum who built Arcata” — has written what looks to be a very fun history of the McKay Tract. (We say “looks to be” because we haven’t had time to delve in yet.)

“Historic Profile of the McKay Tract: Logging, Ranching and Railroads” was commissioned by the Humboldt County Public Works Department, which is leading the work that will (fingers-crossed) transform the big old stand of trees by Cutten into a community-owned jewel of a park/working forest.

Rohde’s work is free for the downloading! Grab it here.

 

http://co.humboldt.ca.us/pubworks/mckayforest/mckay%20tract%20historical%20profile%203-15-2014.pdf

— Hank Sims

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Introducing: The LoCO Lowdown Lookahead! You know how sometimes you’re looking through the Lost Coast Outpost Lowdown! and you’re saying to yourself: Damn, I just want to know what all the cool things coming up in the next few days/weeks/months are! I don’t want the non-cool stuff!

This tingly sensation you’ve felt once in a while is exactly the impetus for the LoCO! Lowdown! Lookahead! It’s just a big long data dump of all the good stuff that will happen in Humboldt between now and the end of time. All killer, no filler.

Check it now! The LoCO! Lowdown! Lookahead! is at this link right here!

— Hank Sims