Penn Yan wakes up slowly on a Saturday: awnings out on Main Street, the outlet sliding under the bridge, front lawns still holding dew in the shade of the porches. Village lots in Milo are small and particular — a strip by the sidewalk, a square out back, a hedge line to work around. Broomes Lawn Care handles them with the trimmer as much as the mower, taking the grass to an even height and squaring the border where turf meets concrete. Small yards repay attention; done right they look composed rather than merely cut. That is the aim, week after week, for as long as the grass keeps growing.