Dwyer & Michaels Morning Show: Show Notes 10/22/25

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Speed Cameras

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The photo speed enforcement van is back out on the roads in Davenport. Luckily enough, we know where they'll be this week:

Monday: 1500 E Locust St – 4100 Division St.
Tuesday: 2800 Division St. – 4100 Division St. – 2600 E River Dr.
Wednesday: 1000 W 53^rd St. –1100 Marquette St– 3100 Harrison St.
Thursday: 900 W Central Park Ave. – 4100 Division St. – 4300 Eastern Ave.
Friday: 1900 Brady St. – 5500 Pine St. – 3100 Harrison St

Downing Family Fundraiser

Brooks, the 2-year-old son of a Davenport Fire Fighter, was first diagnosed with cancer this past spring. Despite surgery and treatment, the cancer has since spread throughout his brain and spine.

Sadly, there is no cure. As his parents prepare for the unthinkable, they are also burdened with mounting medical
expenses.

There's a special event to raise funding to cover all the medical bills so they can focus on what really matters at this time.

Downings

It's a special golf outing at Iron Tee on October 25th from 11am to 3pm. 25% of proceeds from the event go to the Downings.

There's a longest drive contest, silent auctions, raffles, and closest to the pin competition. If you can't make the 25th, they're continuing the 25% deal from October 26th-November 9th, if you mention Downing Fundraiser.

There's also a GoFundMe.

Girl Arguing With Dog

This little girl is upset with her dog because the dog ate her snack.

The Perfect Neighbor

There's a new documentary called Perfect Neighbor that's all footage from bodycams, detailing a woman who called the police constantly about the kids in her neighborhood - until one night the call comes that she shot one of them.