By late May the lawns around University Heights have gone deep green, the campuses quiet down, and Newark's hill blocks settle into summer. Olora Lawn Care keeps them level: mowing on a weekly rhythm, trimming to the fence line, edging every walk and drive, clippings cleared before the truck pulls away. There is a craft in it that people notice only when it is missing — the stripe of a straight pass, the corner that got its own moment of attention. Autumn drops the leaves across those same streets and the rakes come out again. Between the two ends of the year the work simply repeats, and the repeating is the whole point.