You can hear the falls from Main Street in Walden, a steady rush under everything the village does all day. Lawn Enforcement mows into the late afternoon against that sound — cutting in even passes, trimming tight along fence lines and foundations, edging the walks so the border stays sharp. The Wallkill valley gives a long, warm growing season, which means a real schedule rather than an occasional visit. Spring opens with clearing the beds; autumn closes with the leaves off the grass before the wet weather flattens them. A lawn striped straight and finished at the edges is a small pride, and it shows from the street.