Forrest Dunbar

Most of Anchorage’s residents strongly desire a mayor who is committed to uniting people, not dividing them.

The need for additional resources is undeniable. We’re not a community that sees a problem and waits for someone else to fix it.

Anchorage has come a long way in the past four years, but there is still much more work to be done.

OPINION: Reality-based politics requires eternal vigilance, and there’s going to be an increased push towards fanciful thinking in the coming several years. With the size of Alaska's fiscal challenge, how could there not be?

OPINION: A solid track record and the ability to hear other views make Ethan Berkowitz the best of a fine field seeking to be mayor of Anchorage.

OPINION: Millennials must resist the temptation to drop out of the political system, because we must fight for the things we care about.

OPINION: Americans can stop the revolving door between Capitol Hill and the lobbying firms of K Street by flooding the job market with former members of Congress.

OPINION: Don Young’s permanent loss of stature within Congress should trouble Alaskan voters. The longtime representative was effective once, but that no longer holds true.