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September 13, 2010

The Toledo Farmers Market, traditionally a summertime venture, will be open this winter after of the construction of new bay enclosures, full-heating units, a new drainage system, streamlined platforms, updated restrooms, and a new office to conduct business.


September 8, 2010

The University of Toledo will study the feasibility of tile drain caps as a way to reduce contamination of waterways by contaminants from biosolids that are applied to farm fields in northwest Ohio.


August 30, 2010

More beneficiaries will receive checks in the coming months as they enter the coverage gap, Congresswoman Kaptur said. Eligible beneficiaries get the checks automatically when they reach the “donut hole,” and need not sign up in order to receive the rebates.


August 26, 2010

TOLEDO -- U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur (OH-9) today urged the U.S. Senate to act quickly in the wake of the national egg recall to pass legislation to strengthen food safety laws in America.


August 25, 2010

Congresswoman Kaptur today issued the following statement to mark Women’s Equality Day and to celebrate the 90th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote:

“Ninety years ago today, America finally extended to women the right to vote and took an important step toward achieving its destiny as a nation where equality is embodied in the law.


August 11, 2010

Companies have long been innovating their products in America and manufacturing them in other countries.


August 5, 2010

“The reform proposal makes Medicare stronger, makes Medicare more solvent, and makes Medicare an even better program for America’s seniorsthan before.

“Social Security and Medicare are two of the most important programs in American history. For the past 45 years, Medicare has given seniors in America health care security that was previously lacking.


August 4, 2010

Kaptur drove a Cruze prototype into the Powertrain plant and celebrated with workers and plant officials.


July 22, 2010
Kaptur noted that most unemployment benefits are turned immediately backinto the local economy to pay for essentials such as food, shelter and transportation expenses. She noted that the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office has estimated that extending unemployment benefits is the most efficient way for the government to generate economic growth.