At two in the morning, Route 209 belongs to the plows. NORTHEASTERN LANDSCAPES, INC. runs its winter that way — headlights, a wing down, the long pass and the tight backdrag at the head of a driveway, then salt where shade keeps ice past noon. Kingston sits at the seam where the Catskills hand storms over to the Hudson Valley, so a night can begin as sleet and end as eight inches of the heavy stuff. There is a specific pride in a lot that is black and open before the first car turns in, and in the fact that almost nobody knows who did it. Plowing, walkway clearing and salting, across Kingston, Hurley, Lake Katrine and Saugerties.