Canton empties out when the college terms end, and the village settles into its own pace — long light across the green, porch doors open, the whole place unhurried. "Local Boys" keeps the lawns through that stretch: mowing, trimming, edging and cleanups on the streets around the village and out along the surrounding farm roads. North Country summers are brief and generous, and the grass knows it — six weeks of pushing hard before it eases off again. The work is the same every week and so is the payoff, a yard that looks intentional every single time you pull in. Local ground, walked and mown by people who know which yards drain and which ones don't.