Late February in Manteno is mostly water: melt running the gutters, ice going gray at the edges, plow banks shrinking down into the grass they had been hiding. Twin Lakes Landscaping, Inc. works both ends of that — the plowing and ice control that carry a household through a January storm, and the raking, mowing and edging that follow once the ground firms up. Winter out here has a way of arriving on a weeknight and leaving eight inches by daybreak, so the trucks roll while the village is still asleep. By May the same lawns are on a schedule you could set a clock by. It is one long circle, and there is pride in every part of it.