Two words, one job. SNOW GO plows driveways and clears walks in Ontario, from the Webster line east through the middle of town, and the whole operation is built around the hours between a storm ending and a workday starting. Snow off the big water comes in fast and quits just as suddenly, so a route that took ninety minutes last week can take four hours this week; you go anyway. The satisfaction is uncomplicated, pavement where there wasn't any, a clean sweep at the end of the drive, tires that hold. Then back out for the next round.