The Sag Harbor Express – (April 30, 2026) Twenty-five years ago, when Susan Mead was deciding where to buy a home, Sag Harbor emerged as a clear winner, for a specific reason: The downtown stood out from others on the East End. Read the full story here.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, April 20, 2026 CONTACT: Claire Williams cwilliams@remain.org (317) 989-8140 Remain Announces Workforce Housing Survey for Nantucket Employers The survey will gather data to better understand housing challenges and opportunities across the island NANTUCKET, MA — Remain announced today that it has partnered with EBP US to launch a workforce housing survey…
The Inquirer and Mirror – (April 20, 2026) Remain is launching a survey aimed at better understanding the role employers play in supporting housing for their workforce and the challenges and tradeoffs it poses for businesses, the nonprofit announced Monday. Read the full story here.
N Magazine – (April 19, 2026) Owning a coffee shop in downtown Nantucket was never going to be just about serving quick iced coffees for people on the go. In other words, the Dunkin’ Donuts model doesn’t apply, at least not for Michael Ferreri, the co-founder of ACK Roasters and the general manager of Nantucket’s…
The Inquirer and Mirror – (Feb. 12, 2026) Downtown Nantucket has been deprived of donuts for too long. That was one of the first things Jonas Baker decided had to be in his new cafe on Federal Street. “I want people to have a really great donut again,” he said. Read the full story here.
NANTUCKET, MA — After a month of renovations, Café 22 at 22 Federal Street will open to the public the first week of February, Remain announced today. The café will be open Thursday through Tuesday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Café 22 will open under the stewardship of restaurateur Jonas Baker. Joining Baker is…
The Inquirer and Mirror – (Oct. 25, 2025) The operations of the Nantucket Culinary Center and café at 22 Federal St. will soon transition to a new island-led team, Remain announced Saturday. Read the full story here.
NANTUCKET, MA —The operations of the Nantucket Culinary Center and café at 22 Federal Street will soon transition to a new island-led team, Remain announced today. “The Corner Table and the Nantucket Culinary Center have long been beloved gathering spaces for food, learning and community,” said Cecil Barron Jensen, executive director of Remain. “We’re…
The Inquirer and Mirror – (Sept. 22, 2025) The Nantucket Boys & Girls Club and Remain introduced “Meals for Teens,” this month: an eight-week pilot program that aims to fill a critical gap in weekend food access for teens. Read the full story here.
The Inquirer & Mirror (Jan 20, 2025) —The Hive, the commercial cooking hub on Amelia Drive founded to help island food businesses stretch their revenue streams, is hoping a new initiative will give its members a boost through the slow season. Read the full story here.