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Sulzbacher opens cold night shelters for those in need

Jonathan Lundy, Digital Producer, Jacksonville

A sign for the Sulzbacher Center in downtown Jacksonville is pictured. (Copyright 2022 by WJXT News4JAX - All rights reserved.)

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Sulzbacher will open cold night shelters for those in need ahead of the anticipated frost and freeze on Wednesday night through Thursday morning.

Temporary sleeping areas in dining rooms and library areas will be open at Sulzbacher’s downtown campus and Sulzbacher Village through Thursday morning.

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Women and families can go to Sulzbacher Village at 5455 Springfield Boulevard.

Men can go to Sulzbacher’s Downtown Campus at 611 East Adams Street.

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