Tug Hill sits just south of town and does what it always does — takes the wind off Lake Ontario and hands Watertown the snow. It comes in bands, usually at night, and it does not come politely. WhitesBoro Plows runs against that clock: plowing driveways and lots, opening walkways, treating the ice that hides under the fresh inches. Two feet overnight is a number people say around here without flinching, and the answer to it is a truck already moving at four in the morning. By the time the coffee is on, the drive is open all the way to the road, and the day gets to start on time.