"McKinley" Since 1917, Alaska's Highest Peak Is Redesignated "Denali"
NPR reports that the Alaskan mountain which has for nearly a century been known officially as Mt. McKinley will revert to the name under which it's been known for a much longer time: Denali. President Obama is to "make a public announcement of the name change in Anchorage Monday, during a three-day visit to Alaska." Interior Secretary Sally Jewell's secretarial order of August 28th declares the name change to be immediately effective, and directs the United States Board on Geographic Names "to immediately
implement this name change, including changing the mountain's name in the Board's Geographic
Names Information System and notifying all interested parties of the name change."
... because it's not one of the 8 highest mountains in the world, the USGS has decided to declare it a "dwarf mountain" and says that it doesn't really count as a mountain. ;)
Stale pastry is hollow succor to one who is bereft of ostrich.
It can no longer be said that President Obama hasn't accomplished anything during his term in office.
Ohio should feel free to ask Obama to rename the highest mountain in Ohio to "Mt. McKinley."
"National Security is the chief cause of national insecurity." - Celine's First Law
I'm really, really trying... hold on, I think I'm starting to care... nope, lost it. Still don't care.
Trump announces that he will reverse the renaming if he gets elected
Hillary says it will be renamed to Mt. Edmund Hillary.
Hell, a president can change anything to anything with a stroke of a bureaucrats pen these days.
Never answer an anonymous letter. - Yogi Berra
And then another $300 million to change the textbooks from Mount McKiney to Mount McKinley.