The Cass River goes slow and brown through Frankenmuth, under the covered bridge, past lawns kept trim right down to the water. Jaruzel Lawn and Tree Service mows those yards — the village lots off Main Street, the deeper properties along the river — cutting on a schedule and keeping the height where the grass holds up in August heat. Edging brings the walks and drives back to a hard line; trimming takes the fence rows, the bed edges, the trunks and the lamp posts. Spring starts with pulling the winter out of the lawn, and October ends with the leaf clearing that keeps the grass breathing. It is a town that notices these things, which makes the work worth doing carefully.