This Week In Park Slope: Refoundry Gives A Second Chance, Brooklyn Codes, Dine Gluten-Free, And More

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Here’s a look back at some stories you might have missed this week:

• Is Sir D’s Lounge whispering softly about an opening?

• One person injured in Park Slope high-rise fire.

• Local author Lisa Racioppo talks Park Slope, street gangs, and the good old days of Brooklyn in the 1980s.

• More than just a second chance, Refoundry helps former inmates create a career.

• Where to get your swim on this winter: Indoor pools in Brooklyn.

• School crowding addressed as plans advance for 180-Student Pre-K Center in Gowanus.

• Lunch Beat: Ramen Yebisu opens, Sapporo-Style.

• Suspects in string of local burglaries hit Greenwood Park for a second time.

• A guide to gluten-free dining in the Slope.

• Help identify suspect who threatened woman with knife at Smith-9th Street station.

• Meet your neighborhood artists: the Park Slope Windsor Terrace Open Studios weekend.

• Fewer sniffles on Union Street as One Medical Group plans opening in December.

• Flashback Friday: 200 rounds of ammo on ice.

• BP Adams launches ‘Code Brooklyn’ Initiative at PS/MS 282.