‘People from California to Maine are talking about Connecticut (green) programs'

A drive through Woodstock provides a panorama of rolling green hills, farms and open space. Now, the town wants to add more green with the use of clean energy.

At the last Board of Selectman meeting, a clean energy resolution bill was signed to commit the town to use 20-percent clean energy by 2010. The effort is a collaboration between SmartPower and the Connecticut Clean Energy Fund and part of a nationwide program to promote clean energy alternatives such as wind, hydro and solar power.