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The Hector Reyes House in Worcester helps fight drug addiction in men.
The Boston University study suggests that Facebook users are more likely to be unhappy in their marriage.
During the same time period last year, the ALS Association received $2.2 million.
More than 2.4 million Ice Bucket Challenge videos were posted between June 1 and August 17 worldwide.
Should parents stop posting photos of their babies and young children online?
Even when consumers decide to book a trip at the last minute, they can still find some great bargains.
A puppy stolen during a house break-in is back with her family in Millbury. A Facebook posting helped police crack the case.
Another website is telling users it altered the information its users saw as part of a social experiment. In a blog post, OKCupid announced the results of three experiments it had conducted. In one, profile photos were obscured. In a second, profile text was hidden to see how personality ratings were affected. In a third, it told users they were more or less compatible with someone.
Yadires Nova-Salcedo talks about this great summer event with the president of the Puerto Rican Festival of Massachusetts, Reinelda "Chickie" Rivera.
How do you feel about on-line dating? Is it a valuable tool or an anemic proxy for an eye-to-eye encounter?
Facebook has been secretly manipulating users' news feeds to measure how their moods change when exposed to good and bad news.
Many Facebook users are having very emotional responses after learning that the social media company manipulated the news feeds of more than a half a million users as part of a psychological study. For one week in January of 2012, Facebook randomly selected users to change how many positive and negative posts they saw, to see how emotions can be spread on social media.
On this edition of Centro, we tell you about a Latino who made history in 2013.
