The first warm week of spring in North Haledon smells like thawed dirt, and from the high streets at dusk the city glitters away east past Paterson. Mw landscaping services works into that light — spring cleanups, the first cut of the year, seeding the bare patches winter chewed open, mulch laid where the beds have gone flat. Everything after that is rhythm: mow, edge, trim, clear, week on week, until the grass is thick enough to take a footprint and let it go again. Small borough, plenty of hills, and a lawn on every one of them somebody is quietly proud of.