Fredonia keeps its common at the center and its grape rows out at the edges, and the lake breeze runs through both — cool in June, knife-edged by November. Kravitz Tree Service works the village streets under their arch of old maples and the vineyard-country roads beyond them. Trimming those street trees is a matter of a few inches at a time: clearance over the sidewalk, clearance under the wires, and the arch kept whole. Pruning follows the fruit-country calendar, the cuts made while the wood is dormant and the ground is firm. Removals come when a trunk over Canadaway Creek starts leaning the wrong way, and storm damage cleanup comes whenever the lake decides to send something ashore.