The Rondout still carries itself like a working waterfront — tugs at the dock, the blue Wurts Street bridge over the creek, the lighthouse holding its little point out in the Hudson. Worldwide Handyman keeps the smaller machinery of the neighborhood running: lawns mowed and trimmed, yards tidied up, and the long list of repairs and odd jobs a house in a river town generates every year. Big name, close-to-home work, mostly Kingston addresses within sight of the water. Old houses down here have each settled in their own direction, so every fix ends up slightly custom. It is the sort of day that finishes with three things crossed off the list and the grass cut.