In Nonantum the streets run tight and neighborly, and by August the small front lawns off Watertown Street are cut close enough to show the grain of the mowing lines. Lamacchia Landscape Construction keeps that rhythm all summer — mowing, edging along the granite curb, clearing the beds before the leaves come down in earnest. Then the year turns and the same trucks come back with plows, opening driveways barely wider than a car and salting the walks where the shade holds ice longest. Village work rewards care; there is no room for a sloppy pass here, and every result is visible from the sidewalk. Grass in one half of the year, bare pavement in the other, and the same streets looked after either way.