Saturday morning on Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard: doors propped open, radios on, mowers going block by block. JHON MULTISERVICES keeps the lawn work moving through Harrison's tight grid — mow, trim, edge, blow the clippings off the sidewalk, leave the gate exactly the way you found it. In a town where the houses stand shoulder to shoulder, a neat yard is a public act, and the neighbors see it before the owner does. Spring through fall the routine repeats, and the repetition is the craft: same day, same height, same clean line along the walk. By noon a whole street looks like it has decided something about itself.