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It’s National Bobblehead Day. I know there was a phase where every famous person had a bobblehead. I think they are super cute.
From sports to politics, it seems like everyone has a bobblehead. It’s like a big deal collector item for fans. There is even a National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum. Who knew!
Right now, you can even preorder a bobblehead of immunologist Anthony Fauci from the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum. Dr. Fauci has become a national sensation for his authority and advisement on managing the coronavirus pandemic, and what better way to commemorate the chaos of 2020 than with COVID s biggest enemy? According to the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum, “$5 from every Dr. Fauci bobblehead sold will be donated to the project the heroes fund to support the 100 million mask challenge.” You can add to your bobblehead collection and do some good at the same time. Click here for more details.
It’s National Bobblehead Day: Spring over to Foco to get 25% off your favorites
Updated Jan 07, 2021;
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Yep, who knew?
According to nationaldaycalendar.com, it is celebrated annual on Jan. 7 for “all spring-connected head bobbing figurines.
For over 100 years, bobbleheads have been entertaining and fascinating fans and collectors. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, too. Bobbleheads commemorate iconic teams, movies, and cartoon characters. Individually, they represent some of our most exciting athletes or thrilling television and movie characters.”
Foco has not only your favorite pro and college athletes but also DC Comics and Warner Bros. characters and several collections including “Game of Thrones,” Stanley Cup 2019 and 2020, entertainment and “Stranger Things.”
Oskaloosa News Recap For January 7th, 2021
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More people are leaving the New York-New Jersey metropolitan area due to the COVID crisis, than any other region in the country.
United Van Line’s annual moving survey for 2020 found that NJ led all states with 70% of people exiting, while only 30% moved in.
NY and Illinois were tied for second worst with departures accounting for 67% of all moves between March and October.
Connecticut took the third spot with 63% of residents leaving the state.
The states with the highest “move-in” rate include: Idaho (70%), South Carolina (64%), Oregon (63%), South Dakota (62%) and Arizona (62%).
Editor s Note 4:45 p.m. 1-8-21:
This story has been updated to reflect the fact that Tony DeSare is replacing David Caceres in the Houston Symphony s Big Band program.
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Today is apparently National Bobblehead Day (and yes, we’re surprised that’s a thing, too). We don’t have any bobblehead-related activities coming up, but we do have dance, theater, opera, and more for you to virtually tune in to this week.
As fun as it’s been partaking in all the virtual events over the past few months – and seeing how responsive and flexible many of our arts organizations have been – tonight you can hear about what’s really on our minds: vaccines (and hopefully an eventual end to this pandemic). Asia Society Texas Center will host a webcast tonight, January 7, at 7:30 p.m.,