Early autumn along the Androscoggin turns the river the color of steeped tea, and the grass on the high banks keeps growing long after people stop expecting it to. Central Maine Property Care mows through that tail of the season in Lewiston — the last cuts, the leaf work, the trimming and edging that make a yard look intentional under October light. Spring gets the same attention, when a long winter's sand has to come off the lawn before anything green can get on with it. There is satisfaction in handing back a property that looks cared for rather than merely cut. That difference is the job.