News Update – Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026
Juneau news includes Tlingit and Haida leadership updates, the Goldbelt Tram's continued closure, potential UAS tuition changes, and upcoming Orange Shirt Day events. Additionally, a New York Times report characterizes U.S. Senate challenger Mary Peltola as having a volatile temperament.
In this newscast: Tlingit and Haida’s president will serve another term; Juneau’s Goldbelt Tram reopening is still in limbo after crash this spring; UAS students might see changes to their tuition bills next spring; Juneau organizations are coming together to host Orange Shirt Day events Sunday and Wednesday; The New York Times published an article portraying U.S. Senate challenger Mary Peltola as a hothead prone to yelling at staff
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