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Lambert tornado repairs
5:07 pm
Wed June 1, 2011

Lambert could take up to a year to finish tornado repairs

Credit (UPI/Bill Greenblatt)
Workers survey damaged windows at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport on April 23, 2011.

Lambert Airport officials say it could take up to a year to repair all of the damage inflicted by the Good Friday tornado. The twister blew out windows and tore part of the roof off of the C Concourse. The concourse has been closed off since the night of the tornado, with gates and waiting areas moved to the D Concourse, which had been closed previously.

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Morning round-up
9:29 am
Tue April 26, 2011

Morning headlines: Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Credit Rachel Lippmann/SLPR News
Workers board up windows at the main terminal of Lambert-St. Louis International Airport on Sunday, two days after a devastating tornado severely damaged the terminal and Concourse C, which remains closed.

Corps of Engineers to Decide on Breach of Missouri Levee

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Tornado Cleanup
6:37 pm
Mon April 25, 2011

Lambert to operate at 100 percent tomorrow while area tornado cleanup continues

Cleanup operations are ongoing in St. Louis as the region recovers from the worst tornado in over 40 years.

Lambert St. Louis Airport will be back up to 100 percent capacity by tomorrow.

Airport officials have relocated American airlines into the unused D Concourse.  This is after hundreds of windows were blown out and severe damage to the roof of the C Concourse.

Zero deaths and only minor injuries were reported.

In the nearby town of Ferguson,  Peter Menke owns one of nearly 800 homes that have been condemned because of storm damage.

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