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Al Diaz

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MIami photojournalist covering major sporting and news events in South Florida. bit.ly/1vz4Nvn
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These World Cup fans brought a passion to the match in Miami. Take a look

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By Al Diaz , Vinod Sreeharsha 
| Miami Herald
Security was tight at Hard Rock Stadium on Monday night at the first of seven World Cup matches in South Florida. Fans arrived early and many took a free shuttle. Lines at the gates moved quickly. Inside, people were joyous. Uruguay fans outnumbered Saudi Arabia backers. Many flew up from South America to attend their first ever World Cup match. Take a look at the scenes:
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How a new documentary captured Florida's competitive python hunt

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By Al Diaz 
| San Luis Obispo Tribune
Python incentives and education specialist, Robert Edman, with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, demonstrates how to catch a python during an event promoting the Florida Python Challenge 2020 Python Bowl on Dec. 5, 2019. (Al Diaz/Miami Herald/TNS) Al Diaz TNS TAMPA, Fla. - In 2022, Xander Robin booked a room at a Miccosukee casino at the edge of the Everglades and joined in the Florida Python Challenge.
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Columbus without 'The Shark?' (Video)

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By Al Diaz 
| Miami Herald
Br. Kevin Handibode, who served Miami's Christopher Columbus High School in more capacities than any other for nearly 60 years, is retiring.
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