Good morning, Nashua.

With spring here, the New Hampshire SPCA in Stratham prepares for a surge in kittens as the weather warms.

The shelter will offer free spay/neuter services (the 'Spay the Mom' program) and provide medical treatment for sick kittens.

NH Chronicle shows that spring is arriving as road crews repair potholes and residents wash windows while budding trees signal the season's return (a season full of promise) and Otis sous chef Jonathan Vazquez pursues a chance to become the next Steel Chef.

The New Hampshire Bureau of Child Development and Head Start Collaboration reversed its stance on late Granite Steps for Quality invoices, letting providers submit a one-time back pay request by April 30 (payments may take up to 45 days).

The change aims to keep tuition from rising.

Gov. Kelly Ayotte said Friday that ISO-New England is fast-tracking reforms to lower the cost of its Day-Ahead Ancillary Services program.

The operator plans to change rules to cut nearly $1 billion that raised energy costs over the past year for ratepayers across the region.

NSKS Run & Walk for Food & Shelter

1:00 p.m. — Rivier University — Registration fees may apply — Participate in the 31st Annual Nashua Soup Kitchen & Shelter fundraiser on foot for a good cause.

Roger McGuinn Live Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Nashua Center for the Arts — Tickets available — Experience the legendary sound of Roger McGuinn from The Byrds in an intimate setting.

Allegra Krieger Live Performance

8 PM – 12 AM — Nashua Center for the Arts — Ticket prices TBD — Experience the enchanting sounds of Allegra Krieger with her latest album release 'Art on the Unseen Infinity Machine'.