Copley Exit Ramp To Open Sunday

BOSTON (CBS/AP) - Nearly a week after the Boston Marathon bombings, Massachusetts State Police have announced the Copley exit will re-open.

At 3 p.m Sunday, the Copley exit ramp from the Massachusetts Turnpike eastbound will open.

Exits to the Boylston Street area have been closed since the bombing on Patriots' Day.

The six-block site around the scene of the Boston Marathon bombing could soon reopen to the public.

A stream of visitors continues to arrive at a makeshift memorial that formed at the edge of the site in honor of the bombing victims.

Dan and Keri Arone, of Waltham, visited the memorial on Sunday with their 11-week-old daughter, Alexandria. The couple left behind running shoes.

Dan Arone ran the Marathon and finished the race about 40 minutes before the blasts. Keri Arone said she may have still been at the finish line when the blast occurred but had gone inside a nearby mall to feed Alexandria.

Boston police say there is no firm time yet for reopening the area.