The bell tower at Norwood's Municipal Building carries clear across the center of town, and by mid-afternoon in October the day's lawns are cut and the walks are blown clean. Lawn care here runs on repetition done right — mowing at a consistent height, edging along drives and paths, trimming the awkward margins, clearing debris in spring and leaves in fall. Autumn is the busiest stretch, when a yard can go from tidy to buried in three windy days. The pleasure is in the reset: a lawn that looked overwhelmed at noon looking cared for by four o'clock. Norwood, one property at a time.