SAS recognized as a top Gotham blog by the Voice

Allow me to take a few minutes of your time this afternoon to toot my own horn. This week’s Village Voice, available today city-wide in those ubiquitous red boxes, features a cover story on 18 of the city’s “obsessive, cantankerous, and unstoppable” blogs, and yours truly was included in this elite list. The piece’s introduction starts right here, and my profile is on page eight. The print edition even features my head shot on page 18. So if you’re around New York City, check it out, and as always, thanks for stopping by.

Comments

16 responses to “SAS recognized as a top Gotham blog by the Voice”

  1. John Price

    Congrats dude – I’m a big fan of the blog (both of them) and it’s great to see you getting the recognition.

  2. John

    If you’re taking that as a compliment, then congratulations!!

    1. Oh, it’s meant to be! Thank you.

  3. Nice going ben, keep up the great work. I’ll be reading every day & will be expecting insightful angles on the days transit news. One request though, please include more stories reguarding Westchester as part of a regionwide perspective.

  4. Todd

    Congrats!

  5. Andrew

    Congratulations!

  6. Anon

    congrats good work.

  7. The Boss

    Congrats and keep up the good work.

  8. Congratulations, Ben!

  9. Kid Twist

    Congratulations and mazel tov.

  10. wayne’s world

    Major congratulations. “obsessive, cantankerous, and unstoppable.” Yep, they nailed it, alright.

  11. Russell Warshay

    Congratulations! You’ve earned it!

  12. Will

    Congrats! I’ve been reading for several years now; your coverage on all things MTA and public transit is unparalleled by anything else on the internet.

  13. petey

    “Allow me to take a few minutes of your time this afternoon to toot my own horn.”

    please! in private! 😛
    congratulations. i marvel how you do this and go to law school too. an impressive accomplishment!

  14. Ariel

    Congratulations and a thank you for such a great job. I’ve been reading this blog for several years now and it has shaped how I think about New York and transportation in general.

  15. AlexB

    Congratulations!

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