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NEWS: March 2008
ERIE COUNTY’S EARTH DAY
The House on Third Street will be open April 19th, 2008 10 AM to 4 PM in conjunct with Erie County’s Earth Day festivities
http://www.erie-county-ohio.net/does/recycling/earthday.htm
The House on Third Street Featured in Lake Erie Magazine (Feb. / Mar. Issue)
Sue and I were delighted with Lake Erie Living Magazine’s story on The House on Third Street, featured in the Feb./ Mar. issue. This article was originally supposed to run in the magazine’s Fall issue, but Editor Sharon Doddroe saw a larger story she wanted to develop. We think if you will pick up an issue, you will see how Sharon’s hard work and commitment to quality accurate writing and great styling pays off in a gorgeous magazine that we are sure you will enjoy and want to subscribe. (www.LakeErieLiving.com)
Sue and I would like to also thank writer Shelley D. Hutchins, photographer Miles B. Norman and Interior Designer Joe Dandurand for sharing their talents and their time to help make this article possible. (www.milesbnorman.com, www.hermansfurniture.com)
The House on Third Street goes dual fueled
Thanks to Takagi, Wolff Bros. Supply, Stiebel Eltron and Stack Heating, as of December, The House on Third Street is dual fueled. We now have the option to heat the home with Takagi’s TK-Jr. gas tankless water heater or Stiebel Eltron’s electric tankless water heater.
We have been working towards this for some time.
Wolff Bros. Supply’s Sustainable Coordinator, Dean Dorsey; Takagi’s Regional sales manager Paul Mosher and radiant & Steam heating specialist, Andy Stack, of Stack Heating, all worked together to help move The House on Third Street to a dual fuel heating system. Now with the turning of a few values, The House on Third Street can be heated using electric or natural gas. Sue and I now have the ability to follow the lowest rates fuel rates.
The switch over resulted in a December gas bill of $34.00. During that billing cycle, Sue and I enjoyed a draft free home kept at 70 degrees.
Save Battery Park meeting and guest Sandusky City Manager Matt Kline
The House on Third Street was pleased to host Sandusky City Manager Matt Kline and the Save Battery Park group meetings on Feb. 15th
The House on Third Street is pleased to open its doors for forums on public issues.
Contact Mark Norman for more information 419-503-8294
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