Mount Wayte Avenue in a January dusk goes blue-white and very quiet, and every driveway on it is waiting for somebody. J&R Construction Roofing plows and shovels through the storm — drives opened wide enough to turn around in, walkways and steps taken down to the surface, salt or sand on the ice that keeps re-forming in the shade. Big storms get more than one pass, because a foot cleared at midnight is a foot less at six. There is a plain kind of pride in the first clean drive on a white street. Framingham winters are long enough to make that worth doing well.