Briefs: Man robbed at gunpoint

Schaumburg police were continuing their search Friday for a man who robbed another man at gunpoint. Police said the victim was in a parking lot on the 900 block of East Golf Road and about to open up his car door around 2:30 p.m. Thursday when he was approached by a man who stuck a gun in his back. The man had the victim get in the car then walked to the passenger's side and got in himself. Police said he then displayed a handgun and demanded money. The robber took $2,000 from the man's wallet and then fled the area in a waiting maroon Cadillac. The victim was not injured. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Schaumburg Police Department at (847) 882-3534.

Memorial design unveiling: The Bartlett Veterans Memorial Foundation will unveil the preliminary design of its proposed veterans memorial at 7 p.m. Monday. Foundation members and representatives from the architectural firm will be on hand and are asking for the public's input. The foundation has been raising money for the memorial, which is planned for Stearns and South Bartlett roads. The event takes place at the Bartlett Fire Barn, 218 S. Main St. For more information, call (630) 675-9147.

Hanover Park limits RVs

Hanover Park residents are now limited to parking just one recreational vehicle in their driveways. Multiple complaints, which have been generated mostly from aesthetic concerns, prompted the village board to vote Thursday on the issue. Other restrictions were informally discussed, such as limiting RVs to the summer season like Bartlett does or implementing size regulations, but trustees agreed they were comfortable with only the one-vehicle limit at this time.

Blood drive Monday

Schaumburg Township District Library and LifeSource Blood Center will hold a blood drive from 1 to 7 p.m. Monday in the youth services classroom of the library, 130 S. Roselle Road, Schaumburg. Donors will be eligible for library drawings as well as shopping spree drawings sponsored by LifeSource. To schedule an appointment, call (847) 923-3120.

Mayor gets stipend

Prospect Heights Mayor Pat Ludvigsen will get a $40 monthly stipend for his cell phone. The city's mayors are entitled to city cell phones as they're on call all the time, village officials said. Instead of giving Ludvigsen another phone, the city will pay for more minutes on his personal phone, officials said.