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Summer days, AC on the way...

Hey Baltimore. It's just about the first day of summer, but based on the weather, we can say it's summertime. So, as always, we want to know what your summer worklife looks like. 
 
Is anybody switching up their remote work locations? Anyone glad to be in the office because you don't have to pay for AC?
 
Are any of your companies letting their employees appreciate the summer and have shifted work hours?
 
Is working in the summer for you drastically different than working in the winter? Why? Why not?
 
Let us know by replying to this email or sending a note to , anytime.
 

—Technical.ly reporter Donte Kirby (donte@technical.ly)

 

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Top Stories

Johns Hopkins and Microsoft awarded $150K to these startups creating digital solutions

By Donte Kirby | 2 minute readThe Microsoft Innovation Acceleration Awards gave money to startups detecting wildfire, identifying rectal cancer and developing antibody therapeutics through machine learning and AI.
B’More BOLD awarded $10K to these wellness, sneaker and culinary businesses
By Sameer Rao | 3 minute read

Community College of Baltimore County's Center for Business Innovation hosted the conference to recognize regional entrepreneurship, and raised over $1,600 to support relief efforts in Ukraine. Read more »

What $150,000 to YouthWorks really means for Baltimore
By Donte Kirby | 2 minute read

JPMorgan Chase's recent six-figure donation to Charm City's youth employment program, which kicks off July 5th, underscores YouthWorks's unquantifiable value to the city's youth, parents and companies. Read more »

Facing a pandemic shutdown, this restauranteur pivoted to fighting food insecurity
By Stephanie S. Beecher | 4 minute read

Former Tandem owner and chef Caitlin Cullen talks about her new role at Milwaukee's Kinship Community Food Center and the power of community: "We should choose helping our neighbors." Read more »

What’s the future of flexible work? Choice, agency and autonomy
By Holly Quinn | 3 minute read

Alex Hillman, cofounder of coworking community Indy Hall, talks about rethinking the workplace in a post-pre-pandemic world. Read more »

Blast from the past

What’s the lesson from WannaCry?
Originally published May 22, 2017

The attack got lots of attention for its scope and speed, but the protection could've been there. We talked to local cybersecurity experts for perspective. Read more »

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