A February nor'easter comes into Yarmouth off the water with the wind behind it, and by three in the morning the driveways have filled in for the second time. Tony's Property Services is out in it, plowing drives clear and pushing the banks back where they belong, then shoveling walks and steps so nobody has to guess where the granite is. The work runs one storm at a time or straight through the winter, whichever a household needs. By the time the town roads are open and the Royal River is running black between white banks, the dooryards are ready. Getting to work on time in a Maine winter is not a small thing, and somebody has to make it possible.