Front Street in Mokena still carries the low brick storefronts of a village that grew beside the tracks, and the neighborhoods behind it run out toward oak and open ground. Straight Edge Landscaping keeps both seasons there: mowing, edging and trimming from the first warm weeks through fall cleanup, then plowing, shoveling and salting once the pavement turns white. The name is the ambition — a border cut so cleanly the grass stops in a line, a driveway squared off to its true corners. Winter asks for the same thing, only earlier and colder. It is a good way to be part of a town.