In the village of Wyoming the street lamps still burn gas, and on an October evening they come up one at a time over lawns already cleared of leaves. Lattanzio Landscaping works that side of Middlebury, mowing through the growing months and hauling out the maple drop when it arrives. Oatka Creek runs the low ground here, and the yards along it hold water late into spring, so the first cut waits until the ground will carry a mower. The reward is an unbroken sweep of green between old stone and older trees, edged where it meets the walk. Wyoming, Dale, Warsaw and Pavilion all sit inside a short morning's drive.