The famed Ahwahnee Hotel and other Yosemite National Park landmarks will be renamed amid a legal dispute between the National Park Service and Yosemite’s outgoing concessionaire, DNC Parks & Resorts, the Los Angeles Times reports. DNC seeks more than $50 million for the rights to the original names, the article states. In response, the National Park Service will rename several buildings and facilities within the park to eliminate potential trademark infringement issues for Aramark, which will take over operations on March 1. To read more, click here.
