Moscow now has a community clock adjacent to the Town Hall. It was recently installed by local residents Troy Brown and Garred Strickland.
The cost of the clock was $12,000 with half of that amount raised at the town meeting and the rest received in donations.
Moscow's new clock is a permanent souvenir of the Bicentennial that was celebrated in July. Contributed photo
The idea for the clock originated with the Bicentennial Committee to be a permanent souvenir of the Bicentennial that was celebrated in July.
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