Saturday morning in Sherrelwood, one street at a time: engines up, engines down, and behind the crew a row of yards that all look better than they did an hour ago. the lawn rangers run a route through these Adams County blocks — mowing, trimming the edges a mower won't take, cutting a clean border along the walks and drives. The growing season on the high plains is short and enthusiastic, so the schedule matters more than anything else; miss a week in June and the grass makes you pay for it. Spring and fall the work shifts to cleanup, taking a yard back down to bare, even ground. By afternoon the block is quiet again, and the lawns are square.