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HAZLETON &mdash; State Rep. Tarah Toohil, R-Butler Twp., announced via press release on Wednesday that she is in quarantine after testing positive for COVID-19.
				Toohil said that she began feeling sick on Wednesday, Feb. 3.
				&ldquo;My husband started showing symptoms last week, and my entire family and I began to quarantine immediately,&rdquo; Toohil said. &ldquo;Other than originally feeling like I had a mild cold, the complete loss of smell stood out as the biggest indicator that I was COVID positive.&rdquo;
				Toohil noted that, due to the recent snowstorm, she hasn&rsquo;t physically been in her district office since Jan. 29, before she began displaying symptoms.
				She also was not at the Capitol building last week, opting to vote remotely in order to protect staff and other legislators.
				Toohil&rsquo;s office in Hazleton will remain open to walk-in visitors, though any at-risk constituents are asked to call the office at 570-453-1344 to have their requests processed over the phone.

Toohil reveals COVID-19 diagnosis