Where the old railyard once ran hard against the Androscoggin, Simard-Payne is green now — and so is every lawn 14 Sixty-One Property Management LLC keeps in Lewiston. Mid-morning in July the mowers go on before the river haze burns off, while the grass still holds a little cool in it. Properties get the full round: mowing, string trimming, and edges cut clean where turf meets walkway. What matters at the end is simple — a lot that reads as cared for from the street, stripes still fresh, clippings swept off the concrete. In a mill city that rebuilt itself block by block, a well-kept yard is its own quiet argument for the place.