Runnemede wakes early in June, when dew still sits silver on the small front lawns and the sandy coastal-plain soil holds the cool of the night a while longer. Alexander's Landscaping & Lawn care works those borough blocks the way you'd work a familiar room — mow, trim, edge, then blow the clippings back off the sidewalk before the sun clears the rooftops. A yard here isn't large, which is exactly why the details show: the straight line where turf meets concrete, the clean shave around the mailbox post, the strip along the fence nobody else bothers with. Week after week the grass answers back, thicker for the rhythm. By the time the truck pulls away, the street looks like someone looks after it — because someone does.