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Scoopin’ Yummies is at 1206 N. Lake Park Blvd. in Carolina Beach. (File photo) The Greater Wilmington Business Journal spoke with Eric Kent Reid, owner of Scoopin’ Yummies of Carolina Beach, about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and his hopes for the coming summer season.  GWBJ: You went straight from your first off-season into the COVID-19 pandemic. How has the pandemic impacted your business over the past year? Reid: "It’s been a tough year. The store opened in June 2019, had an exciting first summer and developed a following with locals and frequent out-of-town visito...

We have adults that didn't secure the marijuana and that sure, is concerning because that would have never happened, had the marijuana been no so accessible for two ten-year-old boys. >> reporter: one of the kids ate some edible marijuana and had to be examined by a doctor. the child is fine. the classmate's parents however, very concerned. >> ten years old? that is really scary. that's really scary, and it upsets me immensely. >> never thought i would even have to talk to him about it now. >> reporter: the edibles market here in colorado is huge. 40% of sales of legal marijuana are of the pot...

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