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Church St. Taphouse gets green light to reopen after employee tests positive for COVID-19

Church St. Taphouse is reopening its doors.

The Comox craft beer pub and restaurant had voluntarily closed for a couple days this week after one of its employees tested positive for COVID-19.

Co-owner Chris Morrison gave Vista Radio an update on Thursday night.

“The public health officer has given (us) the green light to reopen tomorrow and we will do so at 5:00pm,” he said.

“We weren’t asked to close down by them, that was our choice. Their analysis has deemed that the public was not compromised at the Taphouse.”

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Morrison said the employee who tested positive did not have symptoms at work, but is now in quarantine.

The employee last worked at the Taphouse over a week ago on Tuesday, Oct. 27th from 5:00pm to 11:00pm. and was wearing a mask. 

Other employees are getting tested, and will not return to work until, and unless, they test negative.

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