Erica, an Indiana mom, was working part time last spring as a computer scientist. At the same time, she was taking care of her first-grader, preschooler, and toddler at home, with schools and day care centers in the area shuttered due to the pandemic.
During one of her work shifts, she was nursing her toddler while trying to read at her desk, “and he swung his leg, and it somehow landed in my tea, and it kicked the teacup over,” she told sociologist Jessica Calarco and her team as part of a study of pandemic parenting. “Tea all over both of us, all over the desk, all over the chair, all over the wall, and then he bit me at the same time.”
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Election 2021: Wayne, Holmes see no challengers in May primary races
WOOSTER Taking a step back from the wild ride of last year’s election, Wayne County is set to hold only a special election this May. Holmes County will sit out this election.
Candidates running for office in Orrville and Wooster are all unopposed in their primary after the Feb. 3 deadline. Write-in candidates have until Feb. 22 to file. All candidates officially certified on Feb.11 will advance to the general election on Nov. 2.
Here s how the Wayne County ballot is shaping up
In Orrville, Republicans Rick Aspiras Jr. and Lisa Widmer will run for re-election for their at-large seats on City Council. No Democrat challengers filed in the primary. Independent candidates have until May 3 to file for the general election.