A waterside retreat: Russian compound closed in U.S. hack response

By Yeganeh Torbati and Joel Schectman CENTREVILLE, Md. (Reuters) - When Soviet officials bought a sprawling waterfront estate in Centreville to be used as a country retreat for diplomats posted to Washington, it rattled residents of this bayside Maryland town. People were suspicious of the Soviets and "thought they were spies ... It was the folklore of Centreville," said Joe Dawkins, who works locally in agriculture. When U.S. tensions were at their highest with the Soviet Union, the Federal Bur