ICE crackdown sparks Maine grief and protests: A Colombian man, Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, was shot and killed in Biddeford during an ICE operation; DHS says the officer acted for “public safety” and that Guerrero was not the intended target, while family and witnesses dispute the account and demand an independent probe. Governor Janet Mills under fire: Mills tried to visit a memorial at the scene, but protesters chased her away, accusing her of failing to protect residents. Policy fight over traffic stops: After a brief pause tied to deadly ICE encounters in Maine and Texas, Trump ordered ICE to resume vehicle stops, calling them essential—prompting renewed backlash and calls for reform. Maine politics scramble: With former nominee Graham Platner withdrawn amid scandal, Democrats are lining up a crowded field and preparing for a CNN/Bangor Daily News debate and a 601-delegate convention to choose a replacement. Workplace safety update: The U.S. Chemical Safety Board released findings on the fatal January hydrogen sulfide release at Woodland Pulp in Baileyville, citing missing monitors and detectors. Community calendar: Eastport’s first Arts & Poetry Festival is set for Aug. 15-16, and the Nubble Lighthouse Swim returns Aug. 8 with 125 athletes raising money for the Michael Phelps Foundation.