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Source Scout · Bangor Daily News reports: Maine news, sports, politics, election results, and obituaries A Maine transplant is helping fill an online void for Acadia National Park, which, run by the federal government, has never had an extensive digital footprint. That’s become even more apparent with the recent funding cuts and staff layoffs under the Trump administration, perhaps most explicitly with the springtime decision to eliminate the park’s spokesperson. But in today’s modern age, when many visitors and locals rely on social media and websites for national park information, Acadia’s online void leaves a gap in advice.
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