Committee approves secondhand-valuable license for Jenny Stewart
March 12, 2026 | Salem City, Essex County, Massachusetts
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The City Council Committee on Ordinances, Licensing and Legal Affairs approved a secondhand-valuable license for Jenny Stewart of 21 Front Street at an in-person meeting on March 12, 2026, in council chambers at 93 Washington Street.
The committee chair asked for a motion on the agenda item, saying, "May I see a motion?" Councilor Hapworth responded, "I move to approve," and Councilor Prosnuski seconded the motion. The presiding officer recorded the outcome: "Let the record show I see four hands plus my own. The matter carries." The committee did not record any public comment or extended debate on the item.
The approval completed the licensing agenda item as announced earlier in the meeting; the committee then took a final procedural motion. Councilor Alapa moved to adjourn, and members signaled their agreement, after which the meeting closed.
The meeting notice had identified the agenda item as "granting of certain licenses — secondhand valuables, Jenny Stewart, 21 Front Street." No additional conditions or amendments to the approval were recorded in the transcript.
The committee adjourned immediately following the vote; no further dates or follow-up assignments were recorded in the transcript.
The committee chair asked for a motion on the agenda item, saying, "May I see a motion?" Councilor Hapworth responded, "I move to approve," and Councilor Prosnuski seconded the motion. The presiding officer recorded the outcome: "Let the record show I see four hands plus my own. The matter carries." The committee did not record any public comment or extended debate on the item.
The approval completed the licensing agenda item as announced earlier in the meeting; the committee then took a final procedural motion. Councilor Alapa moved to adjourn, and members signaled their agreement, after which the meeting closed.
The meeting notice had identified the agenda item as "granting of certain licenses — secondhand valuables, Jenny Stewart, 21 Front Street." No additional conditions or amendments to the approval were recorded in the transcript.
The committee adjourned immediately following the vote; no further dates or follow-up assignments were recorded in the transcript.
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