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Leesburg, Virginia -- Sunday, April 12, 2020

Sandra Vigil poses for a portrait with her children at Ida Lee Park near their home in Leesburg, Virginia. Her children are, clockwise from left, Ethan Vigil, 6, Sarah Vigil, 19, Richard Vigil, 16, Eli Vigil, 8, and Amanda Vigil, 7.

From the story:
Sandra Vigil thought she had a secure job. The bus driver for Loudoun County, Va., transported federal employees and other workers from suburban homes to Washington jobs. The hourly pay was less than she made as a school-bus driver, but it was consistent because she wasn’t laid off during the summer and school breaks.

CREDIT: Alyssa Schukar for The Wall Street Journal
Slug: “SECONDWAVE”
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Leesburg, Virginia -- Sunday, April 12, 2020<br /> <br /> Sandra Vigil poses for a portrait with her children at Ida Lee Park near their home in Leesburg, Virginia. Her children are, clockwise from left, Ethan Vigil, 6, Sarah Vigil, 19, Richard Vigil, 16, Eli Vigil, 8, and Amanda Vigil, 7.<br /> <br /> From the story:<br /> Sandra Vigil thought she had a secure job. The bus driver for Loudoun County, Va., transported federal employees and other workers from suburban homes to Washington jobs. The hourly pay was less than she made as a school-bus driver, but it was consistent because she wasn’t laid off during the summer and school breaks. <br /> <br /> CREDIT: Alyssa Schukar for The Wall Street Journal<br /> Slug: “SECONDWAVE”<br /> 56769
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