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Shutdown’s second month expands scope of uncertainty in Clark County

By Calley Hair, Columbian staff writer
Published: January 22, 2019, 6:01am
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Volunteer Eddie Odoms, with hat, looks over the fresh fruit and vegetables available for those in need at FISH Westside Food Pantry of Vancouver on Monday morning.
Volunteer Eddie Odoms, with hat, looks over the fresh fruit and vegetables available for those in need at FISH Westside Food Pantry of Vancouver on Monday morning. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

As the partial government shutdown drags past its one-month anniversary, the closure’s impacts are spreading beyond furloughed and unpaid federal employees and hitting the general public.

In Clark County’s private sector and network of volunteers, the ongoing shutdown is starting to leave a mark.

Without institutional support from the U.S.

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