By the middle of June the light off Lake Ann comes up early and stays late, and every lawn in the village gets more hours of growing than it knows what to do with. Green Path Outdoor spends those long days keeping up: the mow, the trim along fence lines and foundations, the edge that separates turf from walk with one honest line. Out where the yards run back toward the jack pine and beech of the Pere Marquette State Forest, the job is partly about drawing a boundary the woods will respect for a week. Nothing complicated, just done attentively — clippings dispersed, corners caught, the whole yard reading as tended rather than merely cut. It is a good feeling to leave a place looking like summer is going well there.