There would be one,then 2 more appeared,they then would grow in brightness and move away from each other at different speeds

I went out on my back deck that faces north at approximately 8:30pm.
Looking off to the West on my left I could see one bright light,which isn't impressive as my wife and I live 5-10 minutes away from an airport.
There were no landing lights, no strobes.
Just a solid bright white light moving slow.
A 2nd light appeared from nothing below it.
It was dimmer, slightly yellow.
As the 2nd started to rise up, the first light moved to the left, allowing it space.
A 3rd light appeared off to the lower right of the 2nd,and started to rise as well.
The 2nd and 3rd light grew in brightness to match the first light.
They all 3 started to rise higher to about 45 degrees, instantly fading to smaller pin spots that moved off left,and right, at different speeds and disappearing.
I could see this with my eyes.
I ran inside to get my binoculars,and to get my wife to see them.
As we're coming back outside, 4 lights of equal brightness are all moving in different directions at different speeds in the same area
I viewed them individually through my binoculars.
As they moved left and right, they would get dimmer the faster they went,but still visible.
Briefly, a 5th light appeared acting with the same mannerisms as the other 4.
At this point I did notice more aircraft in that part of the sky, approximately 4,but I couldn't tell you if they were commercial or military,but their lights definitely blinked like standard lights on a plane.
They all disappeared momentarily again, with 3 reappearing with the same brighter white, and one dimmer yellow/amber one moving back and forth at a faster speed.
By 9pm, only 2 were visible but dim, and moving slowly, and they gradually disappeared.
When my wife and I came out with the binoculars,she witnessed their movement as well.
Like I said,we live pretty close to an airport,and see all kinds of lights attached to planes.
These didn't move like planes,or give any signs of typical aviation notifications.
I'd give anything for the Akron/Canton airport to look at their radar records for that time span today.