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Economic Impact Survey, Nantucket COVID-19 Findings Part II

By Claire Martin

The follow-up to the Nantucket Impact Survey, Natucket COVID-19 Findings was released in October of 2020. It focused on the current economic status of local businesses, pandemic-related challenges and insights into post-season sustainability and needs. All businesses and organizations island wide, including members of Nantucket Island Chamber of Commerce, Nantucket nonprofit organizations, Nantucket Builders Association…

ReMain Nantucket Launches Envision Resilience Nantucket Challenge, Calling on Design Students to Reimagine Nantucket Harbor

By Claire Martin

NANTUCKET, Mass. July 22, 2020 — ReMain Nantucket announced on July 22, 2020 the inception of Envision Resilience: Nantucket Challenge, a coastal resilience initiative that will leverage academia and local leadership to develop and consider innovative and adaptive solutions to sea level rise. Nantucket Island is one of hundreds of U.S. cities and towns threatened…

Economic Impact Survey, Nantucket COVID-19 Findings Part I

By Claire Martin

In an effort to study the economic impacts of COVID-19 on local businesses and organizations on Nantucket, the Nantucket Economic Survey Team (NEST) was formed in April 20220 by representatives from Remain, the Nantucket Department of Culture and Tourism, Nantucket Island Chamber of Commerce, Nantucket Island Center for Entrepreneurship and Community Foundation for Nantucket.…

Remain Welcomes New Tenant to 35 Centre Street in Spring of 2019

By Cecil Barron Jensen

NANTUCKET, Mass. (February 21, 2019) — ReMain Ventures is pleased to welcome a new tenant to its building at 35 Centre Street. Owned and operated by Kevin Anderson (and team), the new bakery and mercantile will open in the spring of 2019. After an extensive vetting process, ReMain Ventures selected Anderson and his partners…

Urban Land Institute Study: Implementing Downtown’s Future

By Virna Gonzalez

In an effort to help the Nantucket community and local leaders address specific planning challenges in building a more sustainable downtown, Remain engaged with the Urban Land Institute (ULI)—a nonprofit educational and research institution with 40,000 members nationwide, including architects, engineers, land developers, planners and urban designers. In October 2008, a nine-person ULI Advisory Panel…