A nor'easter reaches Huntington off the Sound carrying the wet, heavy kind of snow that bends the hemlocks and buries a driveway inside an hour. Next Storm exists for that night and the morning after it: plowing drives, clearing walks, breaking the apron the town plow packs solid at the curb. The hills between the village and Cold Spring Harbor are steep enough that being opened early is not a luxury. At four in the morning a snowed-in Huntington street holds nothing but headlights and falling flakes — and then a driveway is clear and a household's day is saved. Snow removal for Huntington and the north-shore villages around it.