June mornings downtown start wet — dew on Central Park, dew on every strip of grass between Sanford's brick sidewalks and the street. Peart and Son Lawn Care is out in it early, mowing while the air is still cool and the cut comes up cleanest. By afternoon the yards they have left behind read as one even sheet of green, squared off where the grass meets pavement. Winter turns those same streets into plow routes, with driveways and walkways opened so a storm does not get to decide anyone's schedule. Sanford, Springvale and Lyman are where the mowers and the plows both go.