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Amazon Prime Day Small Kitchen Appliance & Refrigerator Deals 2020: Best Early Air Fryer, Oven, Grill, Blender & Coffee Maker Sales Identified by Retail Egg

By [email protected]_84 8 months ago

BOSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Amazon Prime Day researchers have shared the latest early kitchen appliance, oven, coffee maker & refrigerator deals for Amazon Prime Day 2020, including the top offers on KitchenAid mixers, Instant Pot multi cookers, Ninja blenders, smoker grills, and air fryers. Links to the latest deals are listed below.

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Want some more deals on coffee makers, blenders, and more kitchen appliances? Go to Amazon’s Prime Day 2020 page to compare the entire selection of active discounts available now.

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Shoppers can find thousands of discounted items available at Amazon during their Prime Day sale, their highly anticipated shopping event that’s now being held for a sixth consecutive year.

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The 48-hour Prime Day sale event offers exclusive deals and savings on smoker grills, air fryers, Vitamix blenders, microwave ovens, Nespresso coffee makers and trusted brands like Frigidaire, Instant Pot, and KitchenAid to Amazon Prime members. Kitchen appliances such as Instant Pot multi cookers and Ninja blenders have seen a rise in demand as more people learn how to prepare healthy meals at home. Among the best-selling kitchen appliances is the Instant Pot Duo Nova pressure cooker that comes in various sizes and configurations, including an option for an air fryer lid. The recent stay at home orders also awakened the bakers in many, thus KitchenAid mixers

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White House urges small business rescue plan

By [email protected]_84 8 months ago

The White House on Sunday changed tactics yet again on boosting the pandemic-hit US economy, this time urging lawmakers to back a plan to help small businesses weeks ahead of the presidential election.

The change comes after President Donald Trump’s Republican Party and Democrats both rejected, for different reasons, a beefed-up $1.8 trillion economic rescue plan proposed Friday.

In a letter Sunday to Congress, White House chief of staff Mark Meadows and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin urged backing for a bill allowing some $130 billion in unused funds from a previous support plan to be redirected.

The money would be earmarked for businesses, particularly small and medium-sized companies, that are facing declining revenues while negotiations for more support drag on.

“Now is the time for us to come together and immediately vote on a bill to allow us to spend the unused Paycheck Protection Program funds while we continue to work toward a comprehensive package,” the letter said.

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It is unlikely that Democrats will accept the request with about three weeks left until the November 3 election and as Trump trails challenger Joe Biden badly in opinion polls. 

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who is negotiating with the administration, has already rejected any idea of targeted measures, saying she wants broad economic support that she believes will boost activity.

The White House’s new strategy comes after a week in which Trump and his team had already switched tactics, jumping between cutting off talks, returning to the negotiating table and targeted measures — but without much success.

Markets tanked on Tuesday following Trump’s abrupt move to end stimulus talks, but he made an about-face in subsequent days that saw him calling for a deal.

The White House on Friday beefed up its offer, proposing a $1.8 trillion package

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White House calls for Congress to release unused small business loans

By [email protected]_84 8 months ago

Oct. 11 (UPI) — Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows on Sunday sent a letter to Congress calling for the release of unused Paycheck Protection Program funds amid ongoing talks on an additional round of COVID-19 stimulus.

Mnuchin and Meadows urged lawmakers to release the $134 billion in loans provided to small businesses to maintain operations and retain employees included in the $2 trillion CARES Act passed in March, while also criticizing Congress — particularly House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer — for their “all-or-nothing” approach to negotiating additional stimulus.

“The House has passed two separate partisan bills instead of compromising with us on bipartisan legislation like we have done in the past,” they wrote. “We will continue to try to work with Speaker Pelosi and Senator Schumer. It is not just about the top-line number but also about legislation that can be passed by the House and the Senate and signed into law by President Trump to help the American people.”

The letter comes after Mnuchin introduced a $1.8 trillion proposal on Friday, raising the White House’s previous offer of $1.6 trillion and inching closer to the $2.2 trillion package passed by the Democratic-led House earlier this month.

Mnuchin’s proposal was met with criticism from Democrats who believed it was not enough and some Republicans who believe the funding is too high.

Appearing on CNN’s State of the Union, White House Economic Adviser Larry Kudlow said that he believes Senate Republicans can come to an agreement in support of a newly proposed $1.8 trillion package despite host Jake Tapper noting that 20 GOP members of the chamber criticized the latest proposal from the Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin as a “death knell” for the measure.

“I don’t think it’s

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Save on cookware, small appliances and more

By [email protected]_84 9 months ago

Shop and save at Macy’s during the VIP Sale. (Photo: All-Clad / Macy’s)

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The countdown to Amazon Prime Day is on, but you don’t have to wait to start saving at Macy’s. Thanks to the store’s huge VIP Sale, which is happening now through Tuesday, October 6, you can take an additional 10%, 15%, 25% or 30% off select items and use the promo code VIP to score even bigger savings.

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You can get massive discounts on top-rated home, fashion and beauty products during this dynamite endeavor. For example, you could score an exquisite seven-piece All-Clad cookware set, originally $839.99, and on sale for $499.99, for $374.99 with the coupon code, so you’ll save $465. We love All-Clad and think they make some of the best pots and pans—and best skillets—we’ve ever tried because they cook so evenly and look so elegant. This is just of many groovy deals you can pick up during this event: We’ve put together this list of our faves so you don’t miss a thing.

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Prices were accurate at the time this article was published but may change over time.

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Can small pieces of land bring neighborhoods together? Milwaukee urban garden, community education center proposed

By [email protected]_84 9 months ago

An urban garden and community education center is being proposed for a central city site northwest of downtown Milwaukee.



a tree in a parking lot: Vacant lot, corner of North 15th Street and W. Walnut Street in Milwaukee.

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Vacant lot, corner of North 15th Street and W. Walnut Street in Milwaukee.

It would be developed on a 9,000-square-foot vacant lot, south of West Walnut Street between North 14th Lane and North 15th Street, by Venus Consulting LLC, according to a new Common Council resolution.

That resolution calls for selling the city-owned lot for $1 to Venus Consulting, which a Department of City Development report describes as a community advocacy, activism and education organization.

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The property would “be developed with garden amenities focusing on herbs, edible flowers, butterfly garden and serenity/meditation spaces,” the report said.



a large brick building with grass in front of a house: The urban garden would grow medicinal and edible plants.

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The urban garden would grow medicinal and edible plants.

Most of the space would be used to grow medicinal plants, which can be used to make teas, and edible plants, said Jacqueline Ward, who operates Venus Consulting.

People would be taught how to grow those plants in their yards, homes or community gardens, Ward said.

The teaching would include a focus on the health benefits of eating plants, and the importance of creating space for bees and butterflies, which pollinate other crops, she said.

It’s not a traditional garden, said Ward, former executive director of the Marketplace Business Improvement District, which operates near the garden site.

“This is a totally new concept, focused on outdoor learning experiences (especially in wake of pandemic),” Ward wrote in an email.

Venus Consulting, a for-profit firm, would manage the operation, and do some programming. Superior Care Training Center Corp., a separate nonprofit group Ward operates, would provide teaching services.

“Another component will be working with

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