Seasonal Impact

About Seasonal Impact

Mishicot sits just far enough from Lake Michigan to catch the lake's snow without its mercy — when the wind swings northeast, the village can wake to a foot where the forecast promised flurries. Seasonal Impact plans for exactly that. Trucks are moving while the streetlamps still burn, clearing driveways along the village streets and the roads that run out toward the farms, cutting walks down to pavement and laying salt where boots will land. The measure of the work is a morning that goes on as if the storm never happened: cars out, doors open, coffee on. In a village that lives with big-lake winters, that is no small thing.