Old brick presses long shadows across the lots at the Norwood Space Center, and in winter those shadows hold the ice well past noon. Snow work here starts early and finishes thorough — plowing driveways, shoveling walkways and steps, and treating whatever refreezes once the sun slides off a surface. When the ground finally thaws, the same properties go onto a mowing rotation, with edging, trimming and full spring and fall cleanups keeping the grounds in order. Both halves of the year get the same treatment: do the corners, clear the pavement, leave nothing behind. Norwood is a town that notices.