Saco

[ saw-koh ]

noun

1. a city in SW Maine.

Example Sentences

President of the Philippine Association of Marine Science, Jayvee Saco and others are concerned that corals further offshore could suffer the same fate.

From Seattle Times

Aaron Skolfield, who had responded to a report five weeks before the shooting that Card was suffering from some sort of mental health crisis after he had previously assaulted a friend and threatened to shoot up the Saco Armory.

From Seattle Times

In Maine, a warning that Card might “shoot up” the Saco armory where his reserve unit was based prompted a Sagadahoc County deputy to try to meet with Card at his home in Bowdoin.

From Seattle Times

Margaret M. O’Neil, a Democrat from Saco, in Southern Maine, who sponsored the bill, said, “Mainers don’t want Poland Spring to lock our communities into bad deals, and certainly not bad deals that last for decades.”

From New York Times

Officials warned police that he had access to weapons and had threatened to “shoot up” an Army Reserve center in Saco.

From Seattle Times