Proper noun
Calarco (plural Calarcos)
A surname from Italian.
Both Morris and Calarco noted the importance of Brookhaven Town’s involvement, as completion of the overall project would rely on multiple approvals from the town council. Source: Internet
“If you get a 911 call, you have the ability to know where the calls are coming from and it would be helpful to know who is the owner of the phone,” Calarco said. Source: Internet
Rob Calarco is the Suffolk Legislature’s new majority leader. Source: Internet
“We know they have to have some place to live and be able to come back into society after serving their jail time, but they shouldn’t be close to a place where young children congregate,” Calarco said. Source: Internet
“We thank Legislature Calarco and the entire county for making this available to the community.” Source: Internet
Tom Calarco, Places of the Underground Railroad: A Geographical Guide (Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, LLC, 2011), 15. The Sultana was one of such ships and made "frequent round trips" between Great Lakes ports. Source: Internet