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- 2. OPENLY DISRUPTIVE What would a Civic Coder Community look like in #STL?
- 3. OPENLY DISRUPTIVE @ILOpenTech is offering FIVE $15K grants for #CloudCivic problem solving. You don't need to be in IL to participate!