New Baltimore looks straight out at Anchor Bay, and on a July afternoon the breeze comes up Washington Street off the water and keeps the whole town a few degrees cooler. Curtis Sod & Landscaping Inc mows and trims those lawns — the near-water yards where the ground stays damp, the tighter city lots, the subdivision grass running out toward Chesterfield. Lakeside soil grows fast and thick, so the weekly cut is a real cut, with the edges run clean along walks and drives and the clippings swept back off the pavement. April means raking the winter's sand and grit out of the turf; autumn means leaves gathered before the wind puts every one of them in the neighbor's hedge. A lawn this close to the bay ought to look as bright as the water beside it, and on a mowing day it does.