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Merrimack Restaurant Closes Temporarily After Positive COVID Test

A staff member of a popular restaurant and bar tested positive for COVID-19, the restaurant has temporarily closed

Thirsty Moose Merrimack, NH
Thirsty Moose Merrimack, NH (©Jeffrey Hastings www.frameofmindphoto.com/news)

MERRIMACK, NH - On Tuesday September 15, 2020 Thirsty Moose in Merrimack announced they were closed temporarily, and thanked their customers for their patience. The restaurant remained closed on Wednesday with no explanation.

On Thursday September 17, 2020 in a post to Facebook the restaurant made the following post:

"Thirsty Moose Merrimack patrons, out of an abundance of caution we voluntarily and temporarily decided to close after learning earlier this week that a staff member tested positive for Covid-19. This employee was not at work this week and there is no elevated risk to the public. Out of concern for the health and safety of our staff and guests we closed the restaurant while awaiting further guidance from local authorities.

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Additionally, we have used this time to fully deep clean and disinfect the facility. We will reopen the restaurant tomorrow, Friday 9/18.

Thank you for your patience and understanding and we will see you this weekend."

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New Hampshire is seeing multiple restaurants voluntarily closing due to staff who have tested positive. Earlier in the week four popular restaurants announced temporary closings.

The Thirsty Moose in Merrimack says the will reopen on September 18,2020

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