The federal government shutdown continues to keep the doors of historic Fort Vancouver closed. The closure is pinching the organization that runs the national historic site’s bookstore and hosts events there, which it now can’t do.
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Source: The Columbian
Friends of Fort Vancouver launches GoFundMe amid government shutdown
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