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By Tad Vezner tvezner@pioneerpress.com You wouldn't think a new Subway restaurant would be seen as such a renaissance. "God has gotta be behind it," says Thelma Buckner, 78, who for a quarter-century has watched the lot at the corner of Selby Avenue and Victoria Street transform from business to business to vacant lot. The new Subway now sits across the street from her shop, the Piece by Piece Quilt...

By Tad Vezner tvezner@pioneerpress.com You wouldn't think a new Subway restaurant would be seen as such a renaissance. "God has gotta be behind it," says Thelma Buckner, 78, who for a quarter-century has watched the lot at the corner of Selby Avenue and Victoria Street transform from business to business to vacant lot. The new Subway now sits across the street from her shop, the Piece by Piece Quilt...

By Tad Vezner tvezner@pioneerpress.com You wouldn't think a new Subway restaurant would be seen as such a renaissance. "God has gotta be behind it," says Thelma Buckner, 78, who for a quarter-century has watched the lot at the corner of Selby Avenue and Victoria Street transform from business to business to vacant lot. The new Subway now sits across the street from her shop, the Piece by Piece Quilt...

By Tad Vezner tvezner@pioneerpress.com You wouldn't think a new Subway restaurant would be seen as such a renaissance. "God has gotta be behind it," says Thelma Buckner, 78, who for a quarter-century has watched the lot at the corner of Selby Avenue and Victoria Street transform from business to business to vacant lot. The new Subway now sits across the street from her shop, the Piece by Piece Quilt...

NEW YORK — ABC's "The View" has welcomed many notable guests, but none more prominent than President Barack Obama, who is scheduled to visit for Thursday's edition. In making the announcement on Monday, executive producers Barbara Walters and Bill Geddie said this marks the first time a sitting U.S. president has visited a daytime talk show. The program airs weekdays on ABC at 11 a.m. Eastern time.