Snow reaches Bridgeport off the water. It comes across Long Island Sound and over Black Rock Harbor, and by the time it is falling on the streets behind St. Mary's by the Sea the flakes are fat and wet and already stacking along the seawall rail. That is the hour Sulik Landscape & Construction LLC is out — headlights swinging into driveways long before the first commuter alarm, blades down, walkways opened, the heavy shoreline slush pushed back to the edges where it belongs. There is a particular satisfaction in pavement cleared bare while the sky over the harbor is still black, and then a whole street of them, one after another, by the time the gulls start up. Bridgeport wakes early and goes to work, and an open path is how that day begins.