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Two Woodstock restaurants close following positive Covid tests

by William Dendis
November 11, 2020
in General News
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Dixon Roadside in Woodstock harkens back 50-60 years

Dixon Roadside (Photo by Dion Ogust)

Dixon Roadside (Photo by Dion Ogust)

Dixon Roadside on Tinker Street and Silvia on Mill Hill Road opted to close this week following positive Covid-19 test results.

In the case of Dixon Roadside, the positive test came from “someone who was inside” the restaurant on Monday evening, November 9. According to a message posted to the restaurant’s web page, “We have decided that the best decision for the safety of our staff, guests, and [community] is to close so that we can have the restaurant professionally cleaned and allow enough time for all of our staff to be tested or self quarantine.” The message states that the restaurant would like to reopen by November 19 if further tests come back negative.

Silvia’s kitchen (file photo)

Silvia closed November 8 after learning a staff member tested positive. According to a message posted to Facebook, that staff member had last worked November 5, and was asymptomatic then and continues not to exhibit any symptoms. As with Dixon Roadside, all employees will be tested. Silvia didn’t offer a planned re-opening date, saying on November 8 that it would be closed for “the next few days” and would post updates when it reopened.

The restaurant’s closures come as cases and hospitalizations are rising in Ulster County, prompting County Executive Pat Ryan to call for residents to adopt the vigilance exhibited in the spring at the height of the outbreak to blunt the impact of a second wave.

 

Related:

Winter is coming: Local restaurants prepare for cold weather, diminished capacity

 

Dixon Roadside’s message:

We have just learned that someone who was in Dixon Roadside on Monday evening tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday, November 10th. We have decided that the best decision for the safety of our staff, guests, and communitiy is to close so that we can have the restaurant professionally cleaned and allow enough time for all of our staff to be tested or self quarantine. Our plan is to be able to reopen on November 19th if tested results are negative. If you have any questions at all, feel free to email us at courtney@dixonroadside.com. The person who tested positive was not working so they did not handle any food or have guest interaction. Because they did have interaction with our staff, we feel our decision is the right one to make. We thank you all for your continued support. This year has thrown some serious curveballs but the support we have received from all of our guests has been overwhelming.  We look forward to being able to safely open our doors again next week and hope to see you then.

Silvia’s message:

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