Oneonta's business blocks — Main, Market, and the lots tucked in behind them — need the same attention as any front yard, only earlier in the day and against a tighter clock. Goodhue Group Landscape Maintenance keeps grounds through the growing months with mowing, trimming, edging, and bed and leaf cleanups, then shifts to plowing, shoveling, and ice control once the thermometer stops climbing past freezing. The valley collects cold air overnight; a lot that looked merely wet at nine can be glass by six the next morning, and the salt goes down with that in mind. Grounds kept steadily rarely announce themselves — the sign of the work is that nobody has to think about it. That is the aim here, week after week, in the City of the Hills.