Cory Linsner is a news reporter and digital editor with a focus on local news in East Lansing, Michigan. He has written for various publications including USA TODAY, Yahoo Sports, and Press & Guide Newspapers, covering topics such as sports, local events, and community news.
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Cory Linsner's focus is primarily on local sports events, especially related to Michigan State University. If you want to reach out effectively, consider offering coverage of upcoming or ongoing sporting events involving the university's teams or in-depth analysis and insights into recent games.
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