There is no name of who the author of the articles are at the end of stories. How does one verify the sources if you don't have a name?. I would think this would be required to establish credibility. Some of these articles appear to be written by the subject themselves. One, in which I am familiar, appears to be greatly exagerated! Getting more background would have shown things in a different light!

I've been reading some of the articles in the Monitor, and have noticed that there are no names of the writers on any of them. If I wanted to contact the person writing the article, regarding sources, who do you get in touch with? I would think that having the name of the author at the end of the article would be required in order to verify article facts and lend credibility to paper it's self.

I enjoy getting the highlights of the area, but for the past month or 2 I have been seeing the same information in most areas of the online paper.. a small update might be a nice addition... I am sure there are new things to write about occasionally...