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On this episode of CTV News, Karsen Bushjost has the latest on the new solar panels that were installed at Braiden Hall Friday. Kerry O’Connor got a first-hand tour of one of America’s favorite donut shops that has a new home in Fort Collins. Plus, a sports update from Brett Kennedy and a weather forecast from Star Donaldson.

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