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Here are our 2025 Summer Reading Challenge winners! One adult, one teen, and one child have each received a $25 Barnes & Noble Gift Card. Thanks to all who made this season one of our very best. Here’s to the joy of lifelong learning!

It was another great year at Moore Memorial Library! Check out the infographic for our services in review.

We offer a rotating selection of adult and young reader books near our front entrance. $1 for hardcovers and .50 for paperbacks.

The Greene Historical Society has published a colorful and informational 12-page newsletter that’s available at Moore Memorial. Stop by the circulation desk to grab your copy.

We recognize overdue fines can be barriers to library usage, and as such, Moore Memorial has joined the ranks of many of our neighboring Four County Libraries by waiving late fees for young reader material.If you’re in possession of any young reader material, bring it Read More

Would a child in your life enjoy playing Minecraft at Moore Memorial Library? We’re looking into creating a special Minecraft event (preferably ongoing) if we have enough community interest. According to our research, Minecraft has had a positive influence on the lives of the young Read More

Our Chenango County Head Start is hosting a special storytime/crafting opportunity for young ones, and adults can learn more about Head Start’s family resources. This is a free community event with the opportunity to apply for the program.  Please bring proof of address, birthdate and Read More

Scouting America will be stationed at Moore Memorial to share the family and community benefits of joining the Cub Scouts: serving both BOYS and GIRLS, grades K-5. Character Development, Good Citizenship, Sportsmanship and Spiritual Growth are just a few areas of focus for this long-standing Read More

Dan Chase’s exciting educational program offers a unique opportunity to experience many different species of exotic reptiles. You’re invited to interact with the animals on an up-close and personal level; viewing, touching, and asking questions are highly encouraged!