Your Crash Coverage Was First-Rate -- Mostly
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I am one of those longtime subscribers who has been disheartened by changes to The Post over the past few years.
But the paper's coverage of Monday's Metro crash has been astounding. The Post's mixture of factual reporting (sorely missing in other media coverage), graphics to help understand the mechanics of what happened, personal stories and perspectives from experts has reminded me of how The Post earned its reputation as one of the country's greatest newspapers.
So, I'll make you a deal: I'll continue to stick with The Post through its adjustments to a changing marketplace, if the paper rises to the occasion for a big story, as it has done this week.
-- Laura Collins
University Park
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