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Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune
A large wedding cake at Love Elevated at the Rail Event Center Saturday January 11, 2014. Love Elevated, a celebration of same-sex marriages that occurred during the 17 days between U.S. District Judge Robert Shelby's ruling striking down Utah's ban on gay marriages and the Supreme Court's stay on further marriages pending an appeal by the state, took place in Salt Lake City.

Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
IBell Arroyo and her daughter Shamille, 6, learn about "Miss Irvana" the Turkey Vulture and her environment during Tracy Aviary's program "Exploring Our Communitrees." The program teaches participants the hidden wonders of local trees up-close and personal, and provides a few nose-to-beak experiences with some of the native birds that call them home, Saturday, January 11, 2014

Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Tears run down Michael Ferguson's face as he and Seth Anderson take their first couple's dance at Love Elevated at the Rail Event Center Saturday January 11, 2014. Love Elevated, a celebration of same-sex marriages that occurred during the 17 days between U.S. District Judge Robert Shelbyís ruling striking down Utah's ban on gay marriages and the Supreme Court's stay on further marriages pending an appeal by the state, took place in Salt Lake City.

Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Sequoia Moore who lost her 22-month-old son in a motorcycle accident when the child was thrown from the bike, which he had been riding with his father calls her son a little angel. The baby was not wearing a helmet and was seated in between the handle bars. He died on impact. In the almost-two-years since, Sequoia has endured losing her child, ending her marriage and watching her ex-husband be criminally charged with her son's death. He was convicted last month of child abuse homicide and faces up to 15 years in prison.

Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
l-r Jenna Pike and her sons Emiliano,1, and Felix, 3, learn about "Miss Irvana" the Turkey Vulture and her environment during Tracy Aviary's program "Exploring Our Communitrees." The program teaches participants the hidden wonders of local trees up-close and personal, and provides a few nose-to-beak experiences with some of the native birds that call them home, Saturday, January 11, 2014

Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Sequoia Moore collects frogs in honor of her son RJ who died at 22-month in a motorcycle accident when he was thrown from the bike, which he had been riding with his father. Moore who heard that frog stands for fully rely on God continues to collect frogs in honor of her son. The baby was not wearing a helmet and was seated in between the handle bars. He died on impact. In the almost-two-years since, Sequoia has endured losing her child, ending her marriage and watching her ex-husband be criminally charged with her son's death. He was convicted last month of child abuse homicide and faces up to 15 years in prison.

Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Sequoia Moore decorates the tree by her son's grave in Taylorsville for Christmas. Moore lost her son JT when he was 22-month-old in a motorcycle accident when the child was thrown from the bike, which he had been riding with his father. The baby was not wearing a helmet and was seated in between the handle bars. He died on impact. In the almost-two-years since, Sequoia has endured losing her child, ending her marriage and watching her ex-husband be criminally charged with her son's death. He was convicted last month of child abuse homicide and faces up to 15 years in prison.

Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Jill Jackson, a math teacher for 25 years, helps seventh grader Emily Newell through a math problem on her iPad at Juab County Junior High in Nephi in December. The school has been phasing in a new interactive math curriculum.

Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune
l-r Scott Hubka, son Benoit Hubka, 3, wife Virginie Dujols learn about "Storm" the Red-Tailed Hawk and its environment during Tracy Aviary's program "Exploring Our Communitrees." The program teaches participants the hidden wonders of local trees up-close and personal, and provides a few nose-to-beak experiences with some of the native birds that call them home, Saturday, January 11, 2014

Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Sequoia Moore leans down to kiss her son's grave at the Taylorsville City Cemetery. Moore lost her 22-month-old son in a motorcycle accident when the child was thrown from the bike, which he had been riding with his father. The baby was not wearing a helmet and was seated in between the handle bars. He died on impact. In the almost-two-years since, Sequoia has endured losing her child, ending her marriage and watching her ex-husband be criminally charged with her son's death. He was convicted last month of child abuse homicide and faces up to 15 years in prison.

Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Couples take their first couple's dance at Love Elevated at the Rail Event Center Saturday January 11, 2014. Love Elevated, a celebration of same-sex marriages that occurred during the 17 days between U.S. District Judge Robert ShelbyÌs ruling striking down Utah's ban on gay marriages and the Supreme Court's stay on further marriages pending an appeal by the state, took place in Salt Lake City.

Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Seventh grader Ben Settle is able to write his answer to a math problem on his iPad with a special pen at Juab County Junior High in Nephi in December. The school has been phasing in a new interactive math curriculum.

Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Elizabeth Pettit looks on as Mike Cramer and Brinton Valli pose for a photo booth photo at Love Elevated at the Rail Event Center Saturday January 11, 2014. Love Elevated, a celebration of same-sex marriages that occurred during the 17 days between U.S. District Judge Robert Shelby's ruling striking down Utah's ban on gay marriages and the Supreme Court's stay on further marriages pending an appeal by the state, took place in Salt Lake City.

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Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune A large wedding cake at Love Elevated at the Rail Event Center Saturday January 11, 2014. Love Elevated, a celebration of same-sex marriages that occurred during the 17 days between U.S. District Judge Robert Shelby's ruling striking down Utah's ban on gay marriages and the Supreme Court's stay on further marriages pending an appeal by the state, took place in Salt Lake City. Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune IBell Arroyo and her daughter Shamille, 6, learn about "Miss Irvana" the Turkey Vulture and her environment during Tracy Aviary's program "Exploring Our Communitrees." The program teaches participants the hidden wonders of local trees up-close and personal, and provides a few nose-to-beak experiences with some of the native birds that call them home, Saturday, January 11, 2014 Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Tears run down Michael Ferguson's face as he and Seth Anderson take their first couple's dance at Love Elevated at the Rail Event Center Saturday January 11, 2014. Love Elevated, a celebration of same-sex marriages that occurred during the 17 days between U.S. District Judge Robert Shelbyís ruling striking down Utah's ban on gay marriages and the Supreme Court's stay on further marriages pending an appeal by the state, took place in Salt Lake City. Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune Sequoia Moore who lost her 22-month-old son in a motorcycle accident when the child was thrown from the bike, which he had been riding with his father calls her son a little angel. The baby was not wearing a helmet and was seated in between the handle bars. He died on impact. In the almost-two-years since, Sequoia has endured losing her child, ending her marriage and watching her ex-husband be criminally charged with her son's death. He was convicted last month of child abuse homicide and faces up to 15 years in prison. Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune l-r Jenna Pike and her sons Emiliano,1, and Felix, 3, learn about "Miss Irvana" the Turkey Vulture and her environment during Tracy Aviary's program "Exploring Our Communitrees." The program teaches participants the hidden wonders of local trees up-close and personal, and provides a few nose-to-beak experiences with some of the native birds that call them home, Saturday, January 11, 2014 Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune Sequoia Moore collects frogs in honor of her son RJ who died at 22-month in a motorcycle accident when he was thrown from the bike, which he had been riding with his father. Moore who heard that frog stands for fully rely on God continues to collect frogs in honor of her son. The baby was not wearing a helmet and was seated in between the handle bars. He died on impact. In the almost-two-years since, Sequoia has endured losing her child, ending her marriage and watching her ex-husband be criminally charged with her son's death. He was convicted last month of child abuse homicide and faces up to 15 years in prison. Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune Sequoia Moore decorates the tree by her son's grave in Taylorsville for Christmas. Moore lost her son JT when he was 22-month-old in a motorcycle accident when the child was thrown from the bike, which he had been riding with his father. The baby was not wearing a helmet and was seated in between the handle bars. He died on impact. In the almost-two-years since, Sequoia has endured losing her child, ending her marriage and watching her ex-husband be criminally charged with her son's death. He was convicted last month of child abuse homicide and faces up to 15 years in prison. Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune Jill Jackson, a math teacher for 25 years, helps seventh grader Emily Newell through a math problem on her iPad at Juab County Junior High in Nephi in December. The school has been phasing in a new interactive math curriculum. Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune l-r Scott Hubka, son Benoit Hubka, 3, wife Virginie Dujols learn about "Storm" the Red-Tailed Hawk and its environment during Tracy Aviary's program "Exploring Our Communitrees." The program teaches participants the hidden wonders of local trees up-close and personal, and provides a few nose-to-beak experiences with some of the native birds that call them home, Saturday, January 11, 2014 Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Tears run down Michael Ferguson's face as he and Seth Anderson take their first couple's dance at Love Elevated at the Rail Event Center Saturday January 11, 2014. Love Elevated, a celebration of same-sex marriages that occurred during the 17 days between U.S. District Judge Robert Shelby's ruling striking down Utah's ban on gay marriages and the Supreme Court's stay on further marriages pending an appeal by the state, took place in Salt Lake City. Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune Sequoia Moore leans down to kiss her son's grave at the Taylorsville City Cemetery. Moore lost her 22-month-old son in a motorcycle accident when the child was thrown from the bike, which he had been riding with his father. The baby was not wearing a helmet and was seated in between the handle bars. He died on impact. In the almost-two-years since, Sequoia has endured losing her child, ending her marriage and watching her ex-husband be criminally charged with her son's death. He was convicted last month of child abuse homicide and faces up to 15 years in prison. Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Couples take their first couple's dance at Love Elevated at the Rail Event Center Saturday January 11, 2014. Love Elevated, a celebration of same-sex marriages that occurred during the 17 days between U.S. District Judge Robert ShelbyÌs ruling striking down Utah's ban on gay marriages and the Supreme Court's stay on further marriages pending an appeal by the state, took place in Salt Lake City. Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune Seventh grader Ben Settle is able to write his answer to a math problem on his iPad with a special pen at Juab County Junior High in Nephi in December. The school has been phasing in a new interactive math curriculum. Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Elizabeth Pettit looks on as Mike Cramer and Brinton Valli pose for a photo booth photo at Love Elevated at the Rail Event Center Saturday January 11, 2014. Love Elevated, a celebration of same-sex marriages that occurred during the 17 days between U.S. District Judge Robert Shelby's ruling striking down Utah's ban on gay marriages and the Supreme Court's stay on further marriages pending an appeal by the state, took place in Salt Lake City. Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Couples take their first couple's dance at Love Elevated at the Rail Event Center Saturday January 11, 2014. Love Elevated, a celebration of same-sex marriages that occurred during the 17 days between U.S. District Judge Robert Shelby's ruling striking down Utah's ban on gay marriages and the Supreme Court's stay on further marriages pending an appeal by the state, took place in Salt Lake City.

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· January 13, 2014 8:52 am

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It's tough to follow the news when you're finally off the clock and have time for yourself and your family. Rewind will help you catch up with all the happenings in Utah over the weekend.