In January the Rouge bends through town under a lid of gray ice, and the cold that settles over Dearborn has a weight you can lean on. Arctic Detroit Snow Removal Service works those nights — plowing drives and parking areas, shoveling steps, spreading salt where the afternoon melt refreezes by three in the morning. Headlights swing across a white lot and leave black pavement behind them, and that contrast is the whole measure of a good pass. Storms here arrive fast and stack up on each other, so the route is run again as long as it keeps falling. Come morning, the cars go where they need to go.