The coronavirus pandemic didn’t stop tourists from crowding beaches at the Jersey Shore Friday during the first day of the July 4th weekend. Hardly anyone wore masks on the sand, but sunbathers spread themselves out.Nicole Ried stepped on the sand on the Seventh Street beach in Ocean City and quickly turned around.About a hundred people were on the beach. No one wore masks. Ried didn’t think there was enough room for herself, her friend, and two sons, so she left to look somewhere else.“There’s too many people right there,” the Pennsauken resident said. “I don’t want to sit on top of...…The coronavirus pandemic didn’t stop tourists from crowding beaches at the Jersey Shore Friday during the first day of the July 4th weekend. Hardly anyone wore masks on the sand, but sunbathers spread themselves out.Nicole Ried stepped on the sand on the Seventh Street beach in Ocean City and quickly turned around.About a hundred people were on the beach. No one wore masks. Ried didn’t think there was enough room for herself, her friend, and two sons, so she left to look somewhere else.“There’s too many people right there,” the Pennsauken resident said. “I don’t want to sit on top of...WW…