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ROSA WOODS/Stuff “I find the world is an amazing, strange, absurd place, but we tend to play in quite known realms, so it’s exciting to play out of that.” – Jo Randerson On a wall at the back of Barbarian Productions theatre group’s suburban office is a mural of a flotilla of little boats drifting down a river. On each boat are cut-out photos of the folk who work there, with tag lines of various jobs. Barbarian founder Jo Randerson has many boats on the water right now – a play opening tonight at Wellington’s Circa Theatre, a book to be published at the NZ Festival next year...

AKRON – A Stark County man accused of taking part in the U.S. Capitol insurrection will be released on bond. John Douglas Wright, 54, appeared Thursday before U.S. District Court Magistrate Kathleen B. Burke for a detention hearing. Burke agreed to release Wright on a $50,000 signature bond with GPS monitoring and social media and travel restrictions while Wright awaits his trial in Washington, D.C., according to Wright's attorney, Noah Munyer. He must pass a home inspection before his release from custody. "Mr. Wright is very grateful to be released on bond and return home to his wif...

A Stark County man is accused of taking part in the riot at the U.S. Capitol. John Douglas Wright, 54, was arrested Monday by law enforcement officers with the Cleveland Division of the FBI – Canton Resident Agency, Stark County Sheriff’s Office, Canton Police Department, Jackson Township Police Department, and Homeland Security Investigations. Wright, of Plain Township, pleaded not guilty at his initial appearance in U.S. District Court in Akron before Magistrate Judge Kathleen B. Burke. Wright waived his preliminary hearing. A detention hearing was set for 1 p.m. Thursday. According...

Credit Canton Repository via FBI filing A Stark County man has been arrested in connection with the violent January riots at the U.S. Capitol. John Douglas Wright was taken into custody Monday morning on numerous federal charges. According to a 15-page criminal complaint, Wright was identified by four witnesses as well as videos posted to his social media accounts. He initially denied being involved in the insurrection, but was reportedly caught on security footage inside of the building. Wright allegedly told several friends on social media he intended to return to the Capitol for a second ...

Another Northeast Ohioan is charged in the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol: The Wake Up podcast Today 4:30 AM Facebook Share John Douglas Wright, 54, joins a list of more than 400 people nationwide who face charges in the insurrection at the Capitol. Four informants separately told the FBI that Wright was in the mob that entered the building, and he admitted during a newspaper interview that he attended the event. Wright is being held without bond. In Cleveland, State Sen. Sandra Williams announced she will run for mayor of the city. And while the NFL Draft was a boost for restaur...