BELMAR, N.J. (AP) – New Jersey’s governor issued long-awaited guidance Thursday to Jersey Shore towns on how to safely reopen their beaches as the summer season beckons amid the coronavirus outbreak. Democrat Phil Murphy directed towns to set occupancy limits that can vary by town; require six feet of separation among beachgoers except family or household members or couples; and suggested towns limit the amount of daily beach badges sold. Bathrooms and showers should remain open and be cleaned frequently. Amusement rides, arcades and fireworks are still off-limits, at least for now. Two popular beaches, Point Pleasant Beach and Seaside Heights, plan to reopen on Friday.