Travel & Visitors Guide - Aug. 20, 2009
Bostonians say "bubbler," too
Overall, I felt Boston and Milwaukee are very different cities, but I found a few things we have in common: weather patterns, endearing / annoying accents and use of the word "bubbler."
Tags: bubbler, boston

Milwaukee Buzz - Aug. 19, 2009
M'waukee's most mispronounced, misused words
There's hardly a major city in America that doesn't have its own regional accent, colloquialisms and verbal idiosyncrasies. Today, we're highlighting the lighter side of our local dialect: the mispronunciations, the phrases and the abbreviations that make sense to Brew city -- but perhaps nowhere else.
Tags: milwaukee accent, colloquialisms, bubbler

Milwaukee Buzz - June 28, 2008
Milwaukee's best bubbler
If you, like me, are a connoisseur of the bubbler, this is worth noting.
Tags: bubbler, drinking fountain, Back Bay Park

Milwaukee Buzz - Nov. 8, 2005
Milwaukee's urban legends debunked, part two
Is Arnold's Drive-In based on Kopp's? Do people outside Milwaukee say "bubbler?" Is it true you couldn't get a tattoo in town before 1998? We answer all these questions and more in this fact-finding article about Milwaukee urban legends.
Tags: urban legends, happy days, tattoos, bubbler

Milwaukee Buzz - Sept. 29, 2004
The truth behind the M'waukee accent
Ask some Milwaukeeans if there's a such thing as a Milwaukee accent, and some of them will say no. From a linguistic point of view, those who say 'bubbler,' and 'ain'a,' may be correct, depending on the linguist you ask.
Tags: accent, dialect, m'waukee, bubbler