1. President Trump has fired U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi after just over a year on the job. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche is now acting AG. The move marks a sharp reversal after Trump recently denied shakeup rumors and called Bondi “a wonderful person.” (NYT)
2. Tito’s Vodka maker Fifth Generation must pay about $749,000 in Maine taxes, interest, and penalties after failing to file required state tax returns on thousands of vodka cases sold between 2011 and 2017. The Maine Supreme Court upheld the ruling. (PH)
3. A local investor group plans to buy the struggling Bangor Mall and redevelop it into a mixed-use complex with condos, assisted living, medical offices, and retail. The deal is in a 60-day due diligence period with a possible closing in June. (WABI)
4. A former Bowdoin soccer standout is now playing professionally with Portland Hearts of Pine. Tyler Huck turned a tryout into a contract and has already appeared in two matches while finishing his senior year of college. (PH)
5. Fried dough is back at Hadlock Field as the Portland Sea Dogs roll out new food for the 2026 season. Fans can also try a bacon BBQ ranch double cheeseburger, buffalo chicken sub, and onion rings. Plus, a new Allagash Dugout Bar and a heated area with free coffee and hot chocolate for season ticket holders. The team’s home opener is set for Tuesday, April 7. (WMTW)
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