Good morning, Nashua.

The New Hampshire Food Bank reported a $2 price increase on canned fruit — higher costs for items like tuna and coffee — as tariffs on imports from China, Thailand and Vietnam take effect.

Staff said food insecurity will rise and the nonprofit will seek private funding to replace nearly $1M lost from USDA aid.

Monica Josephson, 28, charged with attempted murder and first-degree assault for stabbing a sleeping man near Temple Court in Manchester will remain in jail, police said at 1:35 a.m. Thursday — the victim is critically injured but stable and Josephson said she had missed her schizophrenia medication.

WMUR celebrates National Pet Parents Day today by featuring photos of pets from across the Granite State including Chloe, Ranger, Moo-Moo, Madison, Juniper, Sammy Rae and Eleanor—this event honors pet parents and their beloved companions.

Fred Kocher talked with business experts who said the renewed 25% tariff on steel and the increased tariff on aluminum are hurting local companies — raising costs for building materials and energy.

The state business department advised companies to change supply chains and financial plans as concerns grow about a possible recession.

Graduates from Cohort 36 of Nashua Community College’s Microelectronics Boot Camp received certificates last week after finishing a 10-week, 400-hour technical program created with local manufacturing companies.

Most graduates have accepted job offers and the event honored the late NCC president while emphasizing the need for skilled microelectronics workers — a development expected to boost the local workforce.

Rep. Chris Pappas joined WMUR for the new Conversation with the Community series where he answered questions about tariffs and the war in Gaza — he stressed that stable tariff policies are needed to help local businesses and called for balanced support that promotes both security and humanitarian aid in the region.

The Nashua Board of Aldermen accepted an $828,000 grant from the New Hampshire Department of Business and Economic Affairs to create and maintain affordable housing in the city—last year the agency named Nashua a housing champion among 18 communities.

Sen. Watters and Sen. McConkey asked Gov. Kelly Ayotte to raise toll prices for the first time since 2009 to help fund highway projects such as expanding I-93 and adding exits on I-293 in Manchester — they said out-of-state drivers should pay more, but the governor said today she does not support a toll hike and will let the advisory commission decide.

Thomas Cantara, a Nashua runner, finished his second marathon last Sunday at the London Marathon in 02:43:09—completing all the world’s major marathons; he won the para division at the Boston Marathon and will rest his legs for a few months before training for the 2026 Boston Marathon.

Spring-Themed Candle-Making Workshop

6-8 p.m. — Spyglass Brewing Company — $43 plus fees — Create personalized candles while enjoying craft beers in a vibrant spring atmosphere.

Ari Shapiro Live Performance

6:30-9 p.m. — Nashua Center for the Arts — Tickets available — Experience a live performance by Ari Shapiro at the iconic Nashua venue.

Al Stewart and Livingston Taylor Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Nashua Center for the Arts — Ticket price unlisted — Enjoy a night of classic tunes from legendary artists Al Stewart and Livingston Taylor.

Zach Nugent's Dead Set

7-9:30 p.m. — Nashua Center for the Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience the vibrant sounds of Zach Nugent's Dead Set live in concert.

Tuesday Nite Tradition Group

6:30-7:45 p.m. — Church of the Good Shepherd — Free entry — Engage in insightful discussions on alcohol addiction and recovery at this supportive meeting.