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Brett was found by Courant in 2002 Former Bridgeport priest Laurence F.X. Brett, one of the most notorious pedophiles to emerge during the priest-abuse scandals of the 1990s, has died on the Caribbean island of Martinique, where he apparently has been living under an alias for the past several years.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The capital is a city of magnificent front entrances that people can't enter.On Constitution Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue and Capitol Hill, sweeping marble staircases, sculptures, manicured gardens and ornate doors beckoned

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A quick-thinking MTA motorwoman saved a man’s life after he jumped on the tracks to pick up a dropped bag today, gesturing for him to "get down" under the platform as her M train came barreling in to the Queens station, witnesses and sources said. The dramatic events unfolded...

The capital is a city of magnificent front entrances that people can’t enter.

CAPITAL CULTURE: Washington A City Of Magnificent Front Entrances _ That People Can't Enter

In Washington, D.C., sweeping marble staircases, sculptures, manicured gardens and ornate doors beckoned citizens of the past. Now most stand empty and sealed.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The capital is a city of magnificent front entrances that people can't enter. On Constitution Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue and Capitol Hill, sweeping marble staircases, sculptures, manicured gardens and ornate doors beckoned citizens of the past. Now most stand empty and sealed. The Supreme Court has become the latest to shoo people from its front steps, to the displeasure of ...

WASHINGTON - The capital is a city of magnificent front entrances that people can't enter. On Constitution Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue and Capitol Hill, sweeping marble staircases, sculptures, manicured gardens and ornate doors beckoned citizens of the past. Now most stand empty and sealed.

The vanishing welcome mat at Washington's front doors -- a byproduct of security concerns -- has spread from the Supreme Court to the museums at the National Mall and into the headquarters of federal agencies and national institutions.