PERRYSBURG - Visitors to Eric Scott's home shouldn't be surprised that all of the clocks are blinking.
It isn't because the electricity is perpetually out. It's because Scott, who is a stewardship specialist for the Wood County Park District, likes to save electricity.
"A lot of times you leave things plugged in … they call it phantom electricity," he said. "Would you rather reset clocks or pay higher bills?"
Scott gave a presentation on green living last month at the Reuthinger Preserve off Oregon Road.
"Times are getting tough," he said, "and as a community leader, we felt we should put together a program to save money."
It isn't because the electricity is perpetually out. It's because Scott, who is a stewardship specialist for the Wood County Park District, likes to save electricity.
"A lot of times you leave things plugged in … they call it phantom electricity," he said. "Would you rather reset clocks or pay higher bills?"
Scott gave a presentation on green living last month at the Reuthinger Preserve off Oregon Road.
"Times are getting tough," he said, "and as a community leader, we felt we should put together a program to save money."