The MillHill Child & Family Development center is collecting coats, scarves, gloves, and mittens for children from the Trenton area who take part in the agency’s programs.

You, your employer or your community group can be paired with specific children so you know the name, gender, and size of the child for whom you are purchasing a coat, or  you can let the agency know how many coats your organization would like to donate and workers will let you know how many to buy in each size.

For more information about the coat drive such as the sizes needed, please check out the coat drive fact sheet.

Residents in the historic Mill Hill neighborhood will swing open their gates and invite people to come in to see the possibilities of summer entertaining in their gardens on Saturday, June 13, from noon to 5 p.m.

The 24th annual Mill Hill Garden Tour is called “The City Soirees: Behind Garden Gates”. The self-guided tour begins at Artworks, located at 19 Everett Alley and South Stockton Street.

Tickets for the Mill Hill Garden Tour are $10 in advance and $15 at the door. Advanced sale tickets can be purchased online at www.trentonmillhill.org or at ticket sale locations listed on the website. The proceeds from the tour help fund the Old Mill Hill Society Neighborhood Restoration Grant program that aids property owners in restoring and maintaining the landmark and historic features of the neighborhood.

While the streetscape in Mill Hill presents a unified façade of row houses, every backyard garden is unique. During the neighborhood’s on-going restoration process, not only are the interiors of many of Mill Hill’s properties developed into modern, sometimes sleek spaces, the gardens featured on this year’s tour have been given equal care and consideration . In these 19th century houses, the juxtaposition of old and new molds seamlessly into one.

“I am very excited and proud to be a part of this year’s Garden Tour,” said Garden Tour Chairperson Craig Shofed.  “We love to entertain throughout the summer with neighbors and family. The Garden Tour is a great way to share with our surrounding communities what is so special about our neighborhood. It’s a great way for our visitors to see a part of Trenton that is rarely talked about outside of our community”.

For more information on the 24th Annual Mill Hill Garden Tour, visit website, www.trentonmillhill.org. The Mill Hill Garden Tour is also on Facebook and Twitter.

Amazon is hiring workers for its Robbinsville warehouse at a job fair at the Sun National Bank Center in Trenton this Thursday, May 21 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The company will make on-the-spot job offers.

Amazon is looking for full-time fulfillment associates to work in the Robbinsville facility. Amazon offers benefits and employee stock and says the hourly pay is competitive. The company offers monthly bonuses to top employees. The Robbinsville facility has air-conditioning. Dress is casual for employees, and employees receive a discount when they buy products via Amazon.

The Sun National Bank Center, located at 81 Hamilton Avenue, is just off of Route 129 on the corner of Hamilton Avenue.

If you go, bring your photo ID and proof of education showing that you’ve earned your high school diploma, GED or equivalent. If you can’t make the event, you can apply online at the Amazon careers website.

To enter the event: Once you are on South Broad Street, you will see a parking lot. In the parking lot you will see a building that has a sign that says Metro PCS. That is where the main entrance will be. After you enter the building, you will make a right and take the elevator up to the second floor. On the second floor, you will be greeted by Amazon employees and will begin the process of applying to job positions.