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This is from Eric Haak:
> "I was at 3259 S. Halsted around 9:15 on Saturday morning (February 7th, 2015). I arrived about five minutes too late, and by the time I got there, the fire was already under control. It looked like the flames were mostly confined to the rear porches of a large, three-story building that had mixed occupancy. Fire engines 29 and 28, along with trucks 8 and 11, were on the scene. It was tough to get a good shot of Engine 29 because they were facing into the sun."
I took several photos from the scene. The firefighters were working hard to contain the blaze and later began overhauling the roof to make sure no embers remained. Here are some of the images I captured:
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It was interesting to see how quickly the crews responded and how well they worked together. Even though the fire was contained pretty early on, the cleanup process still took a while. I think the building was lucky it wasn’t worse—especially considering the size and the location.
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