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Whittling the name down to one letter

I am not sure that the renaming of Comcast was wise unless the Comcast company is actually changing its name. I thought Xfinity was a marketing logo. At any rate, the arena will now locally be called “The X.” Hope to see you at the “X” for the upcoming hockey season.

Bob Robinson

Lake Stevens

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