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More than 100 firefighters battled a four-alarm blaze that ripped through a four-story building in Frankford on Friday morning. A Philadelphia Fire Department spokesperson said the blaze in a building on the 1200 block of Adams Avenue was reported shortly after 5:30 a.m. The fire quickly
escalated to four alarms and firefighters battled more than three hours to control it. No injuries were reported, but some vehicles were damaged.

What our photographers saw on Friday, Sept. 13

Moments from our region as seen by our photographers.

Inquirer Staff Photographers

Phillies pitcher Aaron Nola reacts before getting replaced after giving-up six run to the Mets in the fifth inning.

Phillies vs. Mets photos

A 35-foot inflatable named "Seated Little Cloud" is positioned at the South Broad Street entrance to the Navy Yard. The installation was created by LA-based artists Samuel Borkson and Arturo Sandoval III. Its placement is a part of Navy Yard's annual public art installation, which is curated by Philly collective Group X.

What our photographers saw on Thursday, Sept. 12

Inquirer Staff Photographers

From an adjacent office building, a person watches the scene on Independence Mall prior to the presidential debate at the National Constitution Center.

What our photographers saw on Tuesday, Sept. 10

Inquirer Staff Photographers

Vice President Kamala Harris speaks about former President Donald Trump’s rallies as people watch the debate at a Dems watch party at the Cherry Street Pier in Philadelphia.

Presidential debate in Philly

Inquirer Staff Photographers

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