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Happy Sunday friends! On this Memorial Day Sunday, I bring you a very special message from our good friend Pastor Robb: The title of today’s Sunday message is:“The Precious Blood of Jesus.” As followers of Jesus, we must understand the power that is in the blood of Jesus that He shed on the cross. Today we go through many scriptures that give us the spiritual knowledge we need to overcome in this life. Please feel free to share this message with someone who needs encouragement. God bless you. Please pray for Noah and all the evil ones that want to bring down the truth that he shares with us each and every day. In Hope & Grace,Pastor Robb GoodmanSr. Pastor of Zion Freedom Fellowship USA Please enjoy: Share!

An explosion involving a boat carrying raw sewage has resulted in one New York City employee dead. The vessel that exploded was docked on New York’s Hudson River when it exploded due to “hot work aboard a docked boat.” New York City Mayor Eric Adams reported that there was no criminal intent behind the explosion. The explosion resulted in one city employee dead and two other employees injured. One man dead, two injured after boat carrying raw sewage explodes on the Hudson River https://t.co/rkRo2csmS6 pic.twitter.com/QYqfrIoSRr — New York Post (@nypost) May 24, 2025 Check out what ABC News reported: One worker was killed and two others injured after a vessel that transports sewage exploded on New York’s Hudson River while it was docked on Saturday, according to officials. The explosion, near a wastewater treatment plant, was reportedly linked to “hot work aboard a docked boat,” the U.S. Coast Guard said in a statement on X. The Coast Guard said it responded to the reported explosion around 10:30 a.m. local time. The explosion occurred on a motorized city vessel named Hunts Point that transports raw sewage, New York Fire Department Deputy Assistant Chief David Simms said at a press conference Saturday. One person was killed by the force of the explosion between the pier and the vessel itself, according to Simms. The cause of the explosion is under investigation by the Bureau of Fire. The worker who was killed has not been publicly identified. A statement from the New York City Department of Environmental Protection said he had worked for the agency for 33 years. Another employee was taken to the hospital. A third refused medical treatment at the scene. 1 person dead, 2 others injured after explosion on sewage transport boat in Hudson River https://t.co/qCXc5NhgmX pic.twitter.com/L7rmgmG7Zl — Eyewitness News (@ABC7NY) May 25, 2025 Here’s what NBC News reported: An explosion on a boat carrying raw sewage that was docked on the Hudson River in New York City killed a longtime city employee Saturday, authorities said. Another worker on the city-owned Hunts Point vessel was injured and taken to the hospital after the blast around 10:30 a.m. near the North River Wastewater Treatment Plant, according to city Fire Department Deputy Assistant Chief David Simms. A third worker refused medical treatment. The cause of the explosion was under investigation, but New York City Mayor Eric Adams said in statement that criminal intent was not suspected. The men on the boat, which takes raw sewage from the city to be treated, were doing work involving a flame or sparks when the explosion occurred, the U.S. Coast Guard said on social media. First responders found a 59-year-old man unconscious in the river, New York police said, and he was declared dead at the scene.

A Florida man who shot and poisoned protected dolphins was sentenced to 30 days in prison and one year of supervised release. Many locals in Panama City are outraged over the weak prison sentence. Prosecutors alleged that Zackery Brandon Barfield, 31, shot bottlenose dolphins and poisoned bait after growing frustrated that the dolphins were eating from his charter fishing clients. Federal environmental prosecutor Adam Gustafson stated, “He knew the regulations protecting dolphins, yet he killed them anyway — once in front of children.” NOAA Fisheries reported that Barfield fed 24-70 dolphins poisoned bait and shot at least 5 dolphins, killing one. A Florida man who shot dolphins attracted to baited fishing lines cast from boats he operated was sentenced to 30 days in prison and one year of supervised release. pic.twitter.com/PM8qYNCBxL — Eugene (@BreakingNews4X) May 25, 2025 Per NBC News: A Florida man who shot dolphins attracted to baited fishing lines cast from boats he operated was sentenced to 30 days in prison and one year of supervised release. Zackery Brandon Barfield, 31, not only shot the bottlenose dolphins but also used poisoned bait after growing frustrated that they were eating from his charter fishing clients, according to prosecutors, who said the crimes happened in 2022 and 2023. Prosecutors and federal law enforcement with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Barfield shot at five dolphins, killing at least one, and used poisoned bait on dozens more during outings from Panama City. “He knew the regulations protecting dolphins, yet he killed them anyway — once in front of children,” federal environmental prosecutor Adam Gustafson said Friday in a statement. Barfield’s attorney in the case did not immediately respond to a request for comment Saturday. Barfield opened fire while two elementary school-age children were on board and, separately, while more than a dozen fishermen were aboard boats he operated, prosecutors said. He used poisoned bait even more prodigiously, they said. “Barfield fed an estimated 24–70 dolphins poison-laden baitfish on charter trips that he captained,” NOAA Fisheries said in a separate statement Friday. NOAA Fisheries said it launched an investigation into Barfield in 2023 after one of its law enforcement agents received a tip that he was killing dolphins. A Florida fisherman has been sentenced to 30 days in prison and fined $51,000 for using laced baitfish with methomyl, a highly toxic pesticide, and using a 12-gauge shotgun to kill dolphins during fishing trips. https://t.co/JEml97WA68 — KFDM News (@kfdmnews) May 24, 2025 Per KDFM: A Florida fisherman has been sentenced to 30 days in prison and fined $51,000 for poisoning and shooting protected dolphins in Gulf waters. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) said federal prosecutors announced on Friday that Zackery Brandon Barfield, 31 — a licensed charter and commercial fishing captain from Panama City — targeted bottlenose dolphins between 2022 and 2023, frustrated that they were eating red snapper off his clients’ lines. According to court documents, he laced baitfish with methomyl, a highly toxic pesticide, and used a 12-gauge shotgun to kill dolphins during fishing trips. “The defendant’s selfish acts are more than illegally poisoning and shooting protected animals – they are serious crimes against public resources,” said the Acting U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Florida, Michelle Spaven.

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