The Grays Harbor County Public Health COVID-19 Incident Management Team is alerting patrons of the Green Lantern Pub in Copalis Beach of a potential exposure to COVID-19.
“Grays Harbor Public Health Officer Dr. Bausher is concerned that there was a high possibility of exposure to patron’s visiting this location and we do not have contact information for the individual patrons,” read a public health statement Friday.
The statement said if you were at the Green Lantern Pub at 3119 WA-109 in Copalis Beach April 13-16 or April 18 you should quarantine immediately and watch for symptoms of COVID-19.
An April 20 post on the pub’s Facebook page read, “Unfortunately we will be closed up to two weeks, we had COVID come through our doors, so on advice of the health department to keep our customers and staff safe, we will comply with their request to close.”
If you begin to show symptoms, isolate yourself and get tested for COVID-19. Testing is now available at Grays Harbor County Public Health Monday-Friday from 7 a.m. to noon. The oral swab PCR test has a 12-48-hour turnaround. Visit curative.com to schedule an appointment.
If you visited the Green Lantern Pub, do not hesitate to contact the Resource Center at 360-964-1850. The Resource Center is open Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. and weekends 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
